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EMOTO Launches OTOX DIMEN and OTO3 NEXO Electric Vehicles in Pakistan

EMOTO by Super Power launches two new electric vehicles in Pakistan: the OTOX DIMEN motorcycle and OTO3 NEXO scooter, targeting different types of riders.

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EMOTO Launches OTOX DIMEN and OTO3 NEXO Electric Vehicles in Pakistan
EMOTO OTOX DIMEN and OTO3 NEXO electric vehicles

Key Takeaways

  • EMOTO by Super Power launched two electric vehicles in Pakistan: the OTOX DIMEN motorcycle and OTO3 NEXO scooter.
  • The OTOX DIMEN focuses on performance and longer range, while the OTO3 NEXO targets urban commuting.
  • Both models offer flexible battery configurations and are designed for Pakistani riders' needs.

EMOTO by Super Power has officially entered Pakistan's electric two-wheeler market with the launch of two new models: the OTOX DIMEN electric motorcycle and the OTO3 NEXO electric scooter in Karachi.

The company had previously announced that its first electric lineup would debut in Karachi, and the launch of these two models marks a significant step in the local market.

EMOTO Launches OTOX DIMEN and OTO3 NEXO Electric Vehicles in Pakistan

The OTOX DIMEN is designed for stronger performance and longer range, featuring a 3,000W motor with a peak output of 6,300W, capable of reaching a top speed of up to 95 km/h.

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Buyers can choose between single- or dual-battery configurations, with the dual-battery setup offering a claimed range of 130 to 150 km. A single battery provides a range of 70 to 90 km under ideal conditions.

EMOTO Launches OTOX DIMEN and OTO3 NEXO Electric Vehicles in Pakistan

The OTO3 NEXO, on the other hand, takes a more traditional electric-scooter approach, targeting urban commuters. It uses a 1,500W motor with a peak output of 3,000W, and is powered by a removable 76.8V 27Ah lithium battery, offering an approximate capacity of 2.07 kWh.

EMOTO claims a top speed of up to 60 km/h for the OTO3 NEXO, with a riding range of between 70 and 90 km on a full charge. The scooter also supports USB charging and features hill descent control.

Both models come equipped with IP65 protection, cruise control, remote unlock, NFC unlock, centralized braking systems, keyless start, reverse mode, digital odometer, mode indicator, battery indicator, ampere display, and side-stand sensor.

The flexible battery configuration could prove particularly useful for Pakistani riders who do not have access to dedicated home charging. For instance, apartment residents can remove the battery and charge it indoors, while riders can also charge the pack at workplaces.

The dual-battery configuration of the OTOX DIMEN offers added flexibility for riders with longer daily commutes, providing a versatile solution for urban and rural needs.