Following the October 15 revision that pushed petrol to around Rs 394 per litre, office commuters, working women, and students across Pakistan are increasingly turning to electric bikes and scooters. Deciding on the right model remains a challenge.
This overview evaluates MS Jaguar electric scooters and bikes available in 2026, which includes five scooters consisting of the Miso, Miso 3-W, Bolt, M1, and the new Legacy, alongside three electric bikes named the E-70, E-70 Supreme, and E-125. Details on pricing, batteries, range, and charging times help match each choice to specific rider needs.
MS Jaguar electric scooter prices and specs (2026)
Prices for MS Jaguar scooters begin at Rs 158,000, delivering a per-charge range spanning from 70 km to 115 km.
Model | Battery | Range per charge | Top speed | Full charge | Brakes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Miso | Graphene | Up to 70 km | 45 km/h | 5 to 6 hours | Front disc |
Bolt | Graphene or LFP | Up to 80 km (graphene), 100 km (LFP) | 50 km/h | About 7 hours (graphene), 2.5 to 3 hours (LFP) | Front disc |
M1 | Graphene or LFP | Up to 90 km (graphene), 100 km (LFP) | 60 km/h | About 7 hours (graphene), 2.5 to 3 hours (LFP) | Dual disc |
Miso 3-W | Graphene | Up to 80 km | 45 km/h | About 7 hours | Front disc |
Legacy | Graphene | Up to 115 km (Eco mode) | 65 km/h | About 8 to 8.5 hours | Dual disc |
Graphene models of the Bolt and M1 start at Rs 174,000 and Rs 204,000, while the LFP variants cost Rs 230,000 and Rs 250,000. All five units feature a USB charging port, an anti-theft system, NFC card access, reverse gear, and cruise control, backed by a 24-month motor warranty.
Which model suits you?
Evaluate your daily travel distance first by selecting a scooter whose range exceeds your round trip by at least 1.5 times, ensuring detours, passengers, or sports mode usage do not deplete the battery prematurely.
- Miso, for short city rides on a budget. Costing Rs 158,000, it serves as the cheapest choice, featuring a low seat and compact retro body tailored for first-time riders and students traveling under 40 km daily. While similar priced options omit NFC access, reverse gear, or cruise control, the Miso integrates all three natively.
- Miso 3-W, for stability and easier riding. The extra wheel maintains balance during parking, slow movement, and traffic stops, eliminating the need to support the weight with legs. Equipped with a low retro build, park and reverse modes, and an automatic transmission, it accommodates older operators, beginners, and individuals with physical limitations who can brake and steer securely. It maintains a lower price point than competing three-wheel electric scooters while providing up to 80 km of range.
- Bolt, for everyday commuters. Providing higher speed and range than the Miso along with graphene or LFP battery choices, it fits 40 to 60 km daily journeys. The LFP variant is priced at Rs 230,000, undercutting many lithium alternatives while providing a 3-year battery warranty and fast charging in 2.5 to 3 hours.
- M1, for more speed and braking. Attaining 60 km/h alongside dual disc brakes absent in many Rs 200,000 scooters, it suits heavier traffic environments.
- Legacy, for the longest commutes. The newest MS Jaguar Legacy delivers the brand's maximum scooter range reaching up to 115 km in Eco mode, a 65 km/h velocity limit, and a 3200 to 3800W motor to handle long routes and flyovers. It undercuts similarly specified alternatives while supplying a larger 72V/42Ah battery and elevated motor capacity.
Prefer a Bike? MS Jaguar's electric bikes
For those preferring traditional motorcycle designs, MS Jaguar produces local electric bikes using in-house LFP battery technology, achieving 70 km/h and charging within roughly 2.5 hours or faster using an optional fast charger.
Model | Price | Range per charge | Motor | Battery warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
E-70 | Rs 265,000 | 90 to 100 km | 1500W | 5 years |
E-70 Supreme | Rs 275,000 | 90 to 100 km | 1500W | 5 years |
E-125 | Rs 370,000 | 150 to 170 km | 2000W | 5 years |
- E-70, for everyday commuting. A standard motorcycle experience delivering up to 100 km per charge with minimal operational expenses.
- E-70 Supreme, for a more premium feel. Retains E-70 performance while adding open-spring suspension, upgraded aesthetics, and a digital tablet meter.
- E-125, for the longest distances. Reaches up to 170 km per charge, offering the brand's maximum bike range for extended daily travel.
Every bike includes a 5-year battery warranty, standing as the longest offered in Pakistan.
Graphene or LFP battery?
Both systems accommodate distinct travel schedules. Graphene options integrate across all scooters, require lower initial investment, feature an 18-month battery warranty, and function well for overnight home charging. LFP variants appear on the Bolt, M1, and all bikes, offering 2.5 to 3 hour fast charging alongside a 3-year scooter and 5-year bike battery warranty, fitting riders requiring daytime power replenishment or extensive daily mileage.
What does it cost to run one?
The graphene Bolt uses a 60V/32Ah battery holding roughly 1.9 kWh, consuming about 2.2 units from the grid per full charge after accounting for losses. At Rs 45 per unit, 80 km costs roughly Rs 100, translating to about Rs 1.25 per km.
For a 40 km daily journey spanning 26 working days equaling 1,040 km monthly:
Monthly running cost | |
|---|---|
Bolt (graphene) | About Rs 1,300 |
70cc petrol bike (about 50 km per litre, petrol at Rs 394 per litre) | About Rs 8,200 |
This yields monthly savings of approximately Rs 6,900, excluding maintenance such as oil changes and tuning required by petrol motorcycles. Electricity rates depend on consumption slabs, raising costs for higher-tier households, while fuel expenses fluctuate regularly.
Electric bikes maintain comparable economy, with MS Jaguar projecting monthly costs around Rs 1,000 for the E-70 and E-70 Supreme, and near Rs 1,500 for the E-125.
Frequently asked questions
Which MS Jaguar scooter has the longest range?
The Legacy achieves the highest scooter range at up to 115 km per charge in Eco mode, followed by the LFP Bolt and M1 reaching up to 100 km. The E-125 bike exceeds them all at up to 170 km.
Which MS Jaguar model has the longest battery warranty?
Electric bikes including the E-70, E-70 Supreme, and E-125 provide a 5-year battery warranty, representing the longest in Pakistan. LFP scooters offer 3 years, and graphene models provide 18 months.
How long does a full charge take?
Graphene variants need 5 to 8.5 hours, making overnight charging standard. LFP versions of the Bolt and M1 replenish in 2.5 to 3 hours, simplifying top-ups around load-shedding schedules.
Do you need a licence to ride an electric scooter?
These electric scooters are classified as motor vehicles, requiring registration and a learner's permit or bike driving licence. Regulations differ across provinces, so verification with local Excise and Taxation departments and traffic police is advised.
Is the Miso 3-W suitable for people with disabilities?
It provides a functional option for certain individuals with limited mobility or disabilities. The three-wheel layout stays balanced without foot support during stops, and the absence of a clutch or gears alongside park and reverse modes simplifies operation. Suitability depends on physical capability to steer, brake, and sit securely, making a dealer test ride essential.
Where can you buy and service one?
Sales, maintenance, warranty claims, and spare parts are handled through more than 80 authorized MS Jaguar dealers located across Pakistan.
The bottom line
Prioritize daily travel distance over budget when selecting a model. The Miso handles routine city trips, the Bolt and M1 fit longer commutes, the Miso 3-W prioritizes balance, and the Legacy delivers maximum scooter distance. Riders favoring motorcycles can choose between the E-70, E-70 Supreme, and E-125 models, all backed by 5-year battery warranties. Visiting a dealer for a test ride remains the best way to choose.
