Air Link Communication Limited has revealed the prices of all 11 models of AirV, its new electric bike brand, which the company introduced in Lahore on November 4 as it entered the electric mobility market of Pakistan. The lineup spans six series, called Glide, Z-Wing, Vortex, Racy, Fleet, and XR, and the prices start at Rs 198,000 and reach Rs 549,000. At the time of the launch, the company had shared its plans through a disclosure to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) without naming the prices, so the model-wise list now fills in the main detail that buyers were waiting for before making a decision.
The models differ in battery capacity, motor power, riding range, and top speed, and the features vary from one bike to another. The entry-level AirV Glide costs Rs 198,000 and comes with regenerative battery technology, reverse mode, Near Field Communication (NFC), cruise control, an anti-theft alarm, and double indicators. The AirV Racy is priced at Rs 215,000 and adds a portable battery to a similar set of features. The remaining models include the Z-Wing, Glide Pro, Glide Max, Z-Wing Pro, Z-Wing Max, Vortex Pro, Fleet, XR, and XR GT, which give buyers options for different riding needs and budgets, from compact city commuting to longer journeys.
On range, Air Link says the bikes offer claimed ranges of up to 200 kilometres depending on the model, and the AirV Fleet has the longest claimed range, between 180 and 200 kilometres on a full charge. The company has said deliveries are expected within a week of the launch and that it plans a gradual shift toward local manufacturing and higher localisation. Air Link intends to target both individual consumers and enterprise customers, and it is positioning electric two-wheelers as an additional business segment alongside its established operations in smartphones and communication products.
The launch adds another large corporate player to an electric two-wheeler market in Pakistan that is becoming more crowded, as buyers look for alternatives to petrol commuter bikes. The range, top speed, and battery details are claims made by the company, and buyers will want to compare them with the actual performance of the bikes once they are delivered. Interested customers can check the model they prefer, along with its battery capacity, motor power, and price, before making a booking, since the lineup covers a gap of more than Rs 350,000 between the cheapest and the most expensive bike.
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