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Vlektra cuts Bolt price by Rs 80,000 as 11.11 offer runs until November 27

Vlektra’s flagship Bolt electric motorcycle now costs Rs 529,000, down from Rs 609,000. The temporary offer covers a bike with a claimed 150 km range and a top speed of 105 km/h.

Vlektra cuts Bolt price by Rs 80,000 as 11.11 offer runs until November 27

Vlektra has reduced the price of its flagship Bolt electric motorcycle by Rs 80,000 under an 11.11 promotion, bringing it to Rs 529,000 from Rs 609,000. The offer runs until November 27, described by the company as its Black Friday deadline.

The company announced the flat discount as taking effect immediately. The reduction amounts to around 13%, although the Bolt remains among Vlektra’s most expensive models and is still relatively costly compared with other options in the market. Its regular price is expected to return after November 27.

Vlektra claims the Bolt can go up to 150 km on a single charge with a top speed of 105 km/h, making it one of Pakistan's fastest electric bikes

The Bolt uses a 3,000W BLDC motor rated at 120 Nm of torque, with Economy, Sports and Reverse modes. The motor comes with a two-year replacement warranty.

Its LFP battery has a 72V 38Ah specification and a capacity of 2.74 kWh. Charging takes 3.5 hours, and the battery carries a three-year replacement warranty. Dual-piston disc brakes are fitted at both ends, with an upside-down front shock and a rear monoshock providing suspension.

Beyond its performance specifications, the Bolt also has an imitation silencer with a Bluetooth-enabled speaker. Vlektra demonstrated the same feature on the Bolt Dark at EV Expo Pakistan in Lahore on May 15, where most of the country’s major two-wheeler brands presented technology and introduced products.

The silencer houses a speaker measuring 2–4 inches that produces an artificial engine sound. Riders can turn that sound off, pair a phone through Bluetooth and use the exhaust assembly to play music, including songs by Atif Aslam.

When Bluetooth mode is selected, the speaker announces, “The Bluetooth device is ready to pair”. The feature drew attention at the exhibition, though its entertainment function is not a measure of the motorcycle’s overall technical performance.

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