Yadea Scooty Price in Pakistan: 12 Electric Models From Rs 174,000, With Pictures

Yadea scooty prices in Pakistan start at Rs 174,000 for the M3 and reach Rs 479,000 for the GT70. The range also has a Rs 1,400,000 electric motorcycle, the Keeness. We read all 12 prices on the Yadea Pakistan website on 7 November 2026 and put each model's official picture under its name.

Yadea is sold here through Eiffel Industries, and its site lists prices in rupees for each model. The speed and range numbers below are also Yadea's own. We have not ridden these scooters. The first thing to check is the battery, because the warranty on it differs a lot from one model to the next.

Four Yadea scooters cost under Rs 210,000

The M3, Ruibin S, GT30 and Ruibin all cost Rs 209,000 or less. They claim 70 to 90 km on a charge and 42 to 50 km/h. These suit a short daily city ride, not a highway, and the speed limit of each model matters most.

Yadea M3: Rs 174,000

The cheapest Yadea on the list. It claims 80 km and only 42 km/h, the lowest speed of the 12. That is fine for school runs and local errands. It will feel slow on any busy main road.

Yadea Ruibin S: Rs 193,000

Yadea claims 80 km and 50 km/h from a 72V 25Ah graphene battery, with 6 to 7 hours of charging. The battery warranty is 24 months or 20,000 km. That is half the time of the lithium models further down, so weigh it against the lower price.

Yadea GT30: Rs 194,000

The GT30 claims 70 to 75 km and 45 km/h. It costs Rs 1,000 more than the Ruibin S but claims less range and less speed, so compare the two side by side before choosing it for the look.

Yadea Ruibin: Rs 209,000

The plain Ruibin claims 80 to 90 km and 45 km/h. Rs 16,000 more than the Ruibin S buys a little more claimed range, but a lower claimed top speed.

The middle group adds lithium batteries and longer warranties

Between Rs 253,500 and Rs 355,000, the T5L and M3H carry lithium iron phosphate batteries with a four year, 50,000 km battery warranty. This is the group to look at first if you plan to keep the scooter for several years.

Yadea T5: Rs 253,500

Yadea claims up to 75 to 85 km on a charge. We could not read a clear top speed on its page, so ask the dealer. The M3H costs only Rs 1,500 more, so check battery type and warranty on both.

Yadea M3H: Rs 255,000

The M3H claims 110 km in eco mode and 70 km in sports mode, with a top speed of 45 km/h. It has a 60V 30Ah lithium iron phosphate battery, 5 hours of charging and a four year, 50,000 km warranty. By our sum, a full charge is about 1.8 units of electricity before charging losses.

Yadea Ruibin L: Rs 270,000

The model page claims 90 to 100 km and 55 km/h, with a 72V 30Ah battery and 5 to 6 hours of charging. The home page shows 45 km/h instead, so ask the dealer which figure is right.

Yadea T5L: Rs 305,000

The T5L claims 80 to 100 km and 51 km/h. It has a 72V 30Ah lithium iron phosphate battery, 5.5 hours of charging and a four year, 50,000 km warranty. A full charge works out at about 2.2 units by our sum.

Yadea EPOC-H: Rs 355,000

The EPOC-H claims 125 km and 70 km/h. That is the highest speed in this price group, and Rs 89,000 cheaper than the Velax, which claims less range.

The top three are for longer rides, and one is a true motorcycle

The Velax, GT70 and Keeness cost Rs 444,000 and up. Only the Keeness is a full size motorcycle. At these prices, compare them with petrol 150cc bikes, as well as with other electric models, before deciding.

Yadea Velax: Rs 444,000

Yadea claims 85 km in eco mode and 65 km/h, with a 72V 30Ah lithium iron phosphate battery and 6 to 7 hours of charging. The warranty is four years or 50,000 km.

Yadea GT70: Rs 479,000

The longest claimed range among the scooters. Its page shows 110 to 170 km, while the home page shows 160 to 200 km, so treat the lower figure as the safer one. It has a 72V 50Ah battery and needs 8 hours to charge. A full charge is about 3.6 units by our sum.

Yadea Keeness: Rs 1,400,000

This is the odd one out at Rs 1,400,000: a motorcycle with an 11 kW mid mounted motor, a claimed 100 km/h and 129 km. The battery warranty is 24 months or 20,000 km, which is short for the price.

Choose a Yadea scooter in five steps

Start with your daily distance and top speed, then look at the battery warranty, and only then at the price. Add a margin of about a third to your daily distance, because maker range claims are usually reached in ideal conditions.

1. Measure your daily ride in kilometres, and add about a third as a margin.
2. Pick the models whose lower range claim still covers that distance.
3. Check that the top speed suits the roads you actually use.
4. Compare the battery type and warranty, in months and in kilometres.
5. Find the nearest Yadea dealer and ask whether the price includes registration.

Before buying, also compare the Honda ICON e at Rs 419,900 and the Vlektra range from Rs 279,000. Women in Sindh should also look at the Pink Scooty scheme, which has its own application process.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest Yadea scooty in Pakistan?

The Yadea M3 at Rs 174,000, on the Yadea Pakistan site on 7 November 2026. It claims 80 km on a charge and 42 km/h.

What is the Yadea T5L price in Pakistan?

Rs 305,000. It has a lithium iron phosphate battery with a four year, 50,000 km warranty, by Yadea's own page.

Which Yadea scooter has the longest range?

The GT70, at 110 to 170 km on its model page. The home page shows a higher 160 to 200 km, so plan with the lower figure.

What is the Yadea Keeness price in Pakistan?

Rs 1,400,000. It is a full motorcycle with a claimed 100 km/h and 129 km, not a scooter.

How many electricity units does a Yadea use for a full charge?

Multiply the battery volts by the amp hours. A 72V 30Ah battery holds about 2.2 units, and you use a little more than that because charging loses some power.

Have you tested these Yadea scooters?

No. We read the prices and claims on the maker's website. Take a test ride before you pay.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

We read every price on the Yadea Pakistan products page and the specifications on each model's own page on 7 November 2026. Unit figures are our own sums from the battery sizes Yadea lists.