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Hi-Speed Motorcycles Partners with TAILG to Bring Eco-Friendly Electric Bikes to Pakistan

  • December 2, 2023
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Following Yadea’s successful launch of its first electric bike in Pakistan, Chinese electric bike manufacturer TAILG is gearing up to introduce its electric bikes in the local market. TAILG recently announced a strategic partnership with Hi-Speed Motorcycles to bring its electric bikes to Pakistan under the brand “TAILG.”

The collaboration was formalized through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding in China, where a delegation led by Azmat Ali Chisty, Director Operations at Hi-Speed Motorcycles, visited the country. The joint venture between Hi-Speed and TAILG aims to revolutionize the two-wheel industry in Pakistan, offering eco-friendly and innovative electric mobility solutions that significantly reduce travel costs.

TAILG claims that its electric bikes are highly economical compared to traditional petrol-powered counterparts. Hi-Speed Motorcycles has already started teasing the upcoming EV bikes on social media, stating, “Get ready to ride the future with Hi-Speed Razzy Motors. Our electrifying EV bikes are on the horizon. Stay tuned for the ultimate eco-friendly journey.”

While specific details about the electric bike models to be launched in Pakistan are yet to be revealed, TAILG offers a range of electric bikes internationally, including models like the Lion King, XTM, FGYY-5000, LONGBAO, among others. More information about the upcoming models and their prices in Pakistan is expected to be disclosed soon.

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