With petrol at around Rs 394 per litre after the October 15 revision, more students, working women and office commuters in Pakistan are switching to electric scooters and bikes. The harder question is which one to buy.
This guide compares MS Jaguar’s electric scooters and bikes in 2026: five scooters (the Miso, Miso 3-W, Bolt, M1 and the newly launched Legacy) and three electric bikes (the E-70, E-70 Supreme and E-125). It covers prices, battery options, range and charging time, then matches each model to the kind of rider it suits.
MS Jaguar electric scooter prices and specs (2026)
MS Jaguar’s scooters start at Rs 158,000 and offer between 70 km and 115 km of range per charge.
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 |
The Bolt and M1 start at Rs 174,000 and Rs 204,000 with a graphene battery; the LFP versions cost Rs 230,000 and Rs 250,000. All five models include cruise control, reverse gear, NFC card access, an anti-theft system and a USB charging port, and carry a 24-month motor warranty.
Which model suits you?
Start with your daily distance. A useful rule is to pick a scooter whose range is at least 1.5 times your daily round trip, so a passenger, a detour or sports mode never leaves you short.
- Miso, for short city rides on a budget. At Rs 158,000 it is the most affordable model, with a compact retro frame and a low seat that suit students and first-time riders covering under 40 km a day. Many scooters near this price leave out cruise control, reverse gear or NFC card access; the Miso includes all three as standard.
- Miso 3-W, for stability and easier riding. The third wheel keeps it upright at signals, at low speed and when parked, so the rider never has to hold the scooter up with their legs. With no gears or clutch, reverse and park modes and a low retro frame, it suits older riders, new riders and many people with disabilities or limited mobility who can sit, steer and brake safely. It also costs less than many three-wheel electric scooters on the market while offering up to 80 km of range.
- Bolt, for everyday commuters. It adds range and speed over the Miso and offers a choice of graphene or LFP battery, making it a practical fit for 40 to 60 km a day. Its LFP version, at Rs 230,000, undercuts many lithium-battery scooters on price while adding 2.5 to 3 hour fast charging and a 3-year battery warranty.
- M1, for more speed and braking. It reaches 60 km/h and has dual disc brakes, which many scooters around Rs 200,000 do without, making it a strong fit for riders on busier roads.
- Legacy, for the longest commutes. The newest model, the MS Jaguar Legacy, has the longest range of any MS Jaguar scooter (up to 115 km in Eco mode), a 65 km/h top speed and a 3200 to 3800W motor, which helps with flyovers and long daily rides. Scooters with similar range and speed usually cost around Rs 275,000 and use smaller batteries and motors; the Legacy undercuts them while offering a larger 72V/42Ah battery and more motor power.
Prefer a Bike? MS Jaguar’s electric bikes
If you’d rather ride a bike than a scooter, MS Jaguar also makes electric bikes. All three are built locally by MS Jaguar with its in-house LFP battery pack technology, reach 70 km/h and charge fully in about 2.5 hours, or less with the 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 familiar motorcycle-style ride with up to 100 km of range and very low running costs.
- E-70 Supreme, for a more premium feel. The same performance as the E-70, plus a tablet-style digital meter, refined styling and open-spring suspension.
- E-125, for the longest distances. Up to 170 km per charge, the longest range of any MS Jaguar model, for riders covering long routes every day.
All three come with a 5-year battery warranty, the longest battery warranty in Pakistan.
Graphene or LFP battery?
Both are sound choices; they suit different routines. Graphene batteries are available on every scooter in the lineup, cost less upfront and work well for riders who charge overnight at home, with an 18-month battery warranty. LFP (lithium iron phosphate), available on the Bolt, M1 and all three electric bikes, fast-charges in about 2.5 to 3 hours and carries a 3-year battery warranty on scooters and 5 years on bikes, which suits riders who need daytime top-ups or ride long distances every day.
What does it cost to run one?
Take the Bolt with its graphene battery as an example. Its 60V/32Ah battery stores about 1.9 kWh; allowing for charging losses, a full charge draws roughly 2.2 units from the socket. At Rs 45 per unit, that is about Rs 100 for up to 80 km, or around Rs 1.25 per km.
For a 40 km daily commute over 26 working days (1,040 km a month):
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 |
That is a saving of roughly Rs 6,900 a month, before counting the oil changes and tuning a petrol bike needs. Electricity tariffs are slab-based, so households in higher slabs will pay more per unit, and petrol prices change often.
The electric bikes are just as cheap to run: MS Jaguar estimates about Rs 1,000 a month for the E-70 and E-70 Supreme, and about Rs 1,500 for the E-125.
Frequently asked questions
Which MS Jaguar scooter has the longest range?
The Legacy, with up to 115 km per charge in Eco mode. The LFP versions of the Bolt and M1 follow at up to 100 km. If you’re open to a bike, the E-125 bike goes furthest of all, at up to 170 km.
Which MS Jaguar model has the longest battery warranty?
The electric bikes. The E-70, E-70 Supreme and E-125 come with a 5-year battery warranty, the longest battery warranty in Pakistan. LFP scooters carry 3 years and graphene models 18 months.
How long does a full charge take?
Graphene models take 5 to 8.5 hours depending on the model, so most riders charge overnight. The LFP versions of the Bolt and M1 charge in 2.5 to 3 hours, which also makes it easier to top up between load-shedding slots.
Do you need a licence to ride an electric scooter?
Electric scooters at these speeds are motor vehicles, so plan on needing a bike driving licence or learner’s permit and registering the scooter. Requirements vary by province, so confirm with your provincial traffic police and Excise and Taxation department.
Is the Miso 3-W suitable for people with disabilities?
It can be a practical option for many people with disabilities or limited mobility. Its three wheels keep it upright when stopped and parked, so you don’t need to balance it with your feet, and it has no gears or clutch to manage, plus reverse and park modes for easier manoeuvring. Whether it suits you depends on your condition: you need to sit securely, steer and operate the brakes, so take a test ride at a dealer.
Where can you buy and service one?
MS Jaguar sells and services its scooters and bikes through 80+ authorised dealers across Pakistan, which also handle spare parts and warranty claims.|
The bottom line
Match the scooter to your daily distance first and your budget second. The Miso covers most short city routines, the Bolt and M1 suit longer daily commutes, the Miso 3-W puts stability first, and the Legacy goes furthest among the scooters. Riders who prefer a bike can choose the E-70, E-70 Supreme or long-range E-125, all with a 5-year battery warranty. A test ride at a dealer is the quickest way to decide between them.
