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EcoDost Launches Five New Electric Scooters in Pakistan

EcoDost and Motopai unveil five new electric scooters at the Pakistan Auto Show 2026, with varying prices and performance.

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EcoDost Launches Five New Electric Scooters in Pakistan
EcoDost City X, one of the new electric scooters launched in Pakistan.

Key Takeaways

  • EcoDost and Motopai unveiled five new electric scooters at the Pakistan Auto Show 2026.
  • Prices range from Rs. 265,000 to Rs. 395,000, with varying motor outputs and claimed ranges.
  • All scooters feature LFP batteries and disc brakes at both the front and rear.

EcoDost, in collaboration with Motopai, has launched five new electric scooters in Pakistan at the Pakistan Auto Show 2026, marking a significant step in the local electric vehicle market.

The new lineup includes the City X, X1 Pro, Apex, Quantum, and Marshal, each with distinct specifications and price points.

EcoDost Launches Five New Electric Scooters in Pakistan

The City X, the entry-level model, is priced at Rs. 265,000 and uses a 1,200W motor paired with a 72V 30Ah LFP battery, offering a claimed range of 75 to 80 km.

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The X1 Pro, priced at Rs. 275,000, increases motor output to 1,500W and uses a 76V 30Ah LFP battery, maintaining the same range of 75 to 80 km.

EcoDost Launches Five New Electric Scooters in Pakistan

The Apex, priced at Rs. 285,000, retains the 1,500W motor but gets a larger 76V 35Ah LFP battery, increasing the claimed range to 90 to 100 km.

The Quantum, priced at Rs. 325,000, moves into the higher-performance segment with a 2,000W motor and a 76V 35Ah LFP battery, claiming a top speed of 65 km/h and a range of 90 to 100 km.

The Marshal, the most expensive model at Rs. 395,000, also features a 2,000W motor and a 76V 35Ah LFP battery, with a claimed top speed of 65 km/h and a range of 90 to 100 km.

All scooters come equipped with disc brakes at both the front and rear, ensuring safety and reliability for riders.

EcoDost claims a charging time of around 6 hours for all models, using a 76V 5A charger.