Vlektra Bolt: Pakistan’s Fastest Electric Bike Debuts with 105 km/h Top Speed
Lahore – Vlektra, a Pakistani electric vehicle manufacturer, has launched the Bolt, claiming it to be the fastest electric motorcycle in the country. The model aims to combine performance, style, and eco-friendly mobility in one package.
Top Speed, Battery, and Tech Highlights
- Top Speed: 105 km/h
- Range per Charge: Up to 150 km
- Charging Time: 3 to 3.5 hours
- Motor: 72 V, 3,000 W BLDC
- Torque: 120 Nm
- Battery Type: Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO₄)
- Battery claimed life up to 15 years under proper use
- Dry Weight: 130 kg
- Brakes: Dual disc (front and rear)
- Suspension: Inverted front forks, rear mono-shock
- Features: Digital display, LED projector headlamp, DRLs
- Warranty: 3 years (battery), 2 years (motor)
- Multiple riding modes: Eco, Sport, and Reverse Vlektra
Available Colors
Vlektra lists two color names for the Bolt:
- BumbleBee
- Silver Fox
- Some dealers list Black, Yellow, and Green as color options for the 3K variant.
Market Value
The Vlektra Bolt is priced at around PKR 584,000 according to Vlektra and major Pakistani bike listing platforms.
Vlektra Bolt vs. Road Prince E-Go vs. Jolta eBike: How Does It Compare?
Vlektra claims the Bolt is the fastest electric motorcycle in Pakistan, but how does it stack up against more affordable options like the Road Prince E-Go and Jolta eBikes?
Here’s a quick side-by-side breakdown:
| Feature | Vlektra Bolt | Road Prince E-Go | Jolta JE-70L |
| Top Speed | 105 km/h (claimed) | ~100 km/h (disputed) | ~60 km/h |
| Range (Per Charge) | Up to 150 km | ~100 km | 100–110 km |
| Charging Time | 3–3.5 hours | 4–5 hours | 3 hours |
| Motor Power | 3,000W BLDC | 1,500W (approx.) | 1,500W BLDC |
| Battery Type | LiFePO₄ (72V) | Lithium-ion (72V, 24Ah) | LiFePO₄ (60V, 30Ah) |
| Estimated Price | PKR 584,000 | PKR 260,000 | PKR 225,900 |
What This Means for You
- Speed and Performance: If you’re looking for highway-capable speed, the Bolt clearly outpaces others at a price. Road Prince E-Go might come close, but it lacks consistent real-world validation.
- Battery and Range: The Bolt offers a claimed 150 km range, surpassing most rivals. However, both Jolta and Road Prince hover near the 100 km mark—adequate for daily city commutes.
- Price Gap: The Bolt is over twice as expensive as the E-Go or Jolta. Whether that’s worth it depends on your need for speed, style, and extended battery life.
While the Bolt positions itself as a premium performance EV, Jolta and Road Prince cater to budget-conscious riders looking for practical urban mobility.
End Note
The Vlektra Bolt enters Pakistan’s EV market with strong claims – high speed, long range, and quick charging.
If those numbers hold true in real-world use, it could become a milestone for local electric mobility. For now, it remains a promising but yet-to-be-proven contender in Pakistan’s push toward cleaner transport.