It’s raining launches in Pakistan, and we are here with another new entrant in the rapidly growing electric vehicle (EV) market. Not only did we recently get the latest Kia Sportage, EV9, and GuGo Box, but in the electric scooters segment, we recently received the Yadea GT30 and Eveon Pronto. However, this new launch is a bit different from other e-scooters because the new Crown Bull EV looks totally different from other scooters.
Crown 3-Wheeler EV Scooter
Crown has launched its first three-wheeler electric scooter named Crown Bull. Here is how it looks, but before, we would like to mention that Jawad Khan of Subhan Allah Corporation shares these photos:
Specs and Features
Here are the salient specs and features of Crown Bull EV, shared by the company:
- Latest seat design, a suitable model for a comfortable drive
- Dual 800-watt motors, totaling 1600 watts (18-month warranty)
- Six 36Ah graphene batteries, 72V (12-month warranty)
- 1000 battery life cycles
- Maximum speed: 45 km/h
- Drive more than 65 to 70 km on a full charge
- Consumes only two electricity units per full charge
- Approximately 1 km costs just 1 rupee
- Reverse gear facility
- Security alarm system
- Two remotes and keys
- Dual disc brakes
- 10-inch alloy rims
- Digital meter and mobile charging USB port
Price
If you want to get this new Crown Bull EV, you can buy it for Rs. 320,000.
The EV scooter segment in Pakistan is rapidly growing as more and more companies are investing in it. Yesterday, the government issued another 57 EV licenses to different companies, highlighting the rise of EVs. Further, various companies are working on establishing EV charging station infrastructure across the country, especially in major cities, to attract more consumers.
Last month, the government announced a massive reduction in electric tariff for charging stations, taking the unit rate from Rs. Rs. 71 per unit to Rs. 39.70 per unit. According to the authorities, the reduction in per-unit electricity rates from Rs. 71 to Rs. 39.70 for charging stations will allow up to threefold savings in travel costs compared to petrol and other fuels. This will likely result in a significant reduction in fares. Additionally, reduced reliance on petrol and other fuels will save substantial foreign exchange.
