A 1,000 W commuter scooter with a 72 V 25 Ah LFP pack, 45 km/h and 80 km of claimed range for PKR 235,000.
Price
PKR 235,000Official product page price, October 2026
Claimed range
80 km (product page; homepage says 90 km)per full charge
Top speed
45 km/h (published)claimed
Charge time
Not published0–100%
The Swift DS11 is BRG’s value commuter: a 1,000 W 30H motor, a 72 V 25 Ah LFP battery, 45 km/h and a claimed 80 km on a charge, all at PKR 235,000. The product page also publishes a 150 kg load rating and 3.50-10 vacuum tyres.
The homepage card for the DS11 quotes 90 km of range, while the product description says 80 km. The product page is the more specific document, so 80 km is the figure we record — either way, expect materially less in stop-start traffic with a passenger.
Brake specification, charge time and kerb weight are unpublished, and BRG publishes no warranty schedule. Those are the questions to settle at the counter, alongside the battery chemistry confirmation that applies across this range.
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Key specifications
Motor
1,000 W 30H hub
Battery
72 V 25 Ah LFP
Claimed range
80 km (product page; homepage says 90 km) per charge
Top speed
45 km/h (published)
Charging time
Not published
Brakes
Not published
Suspension
Not published
Tyres
3.50-10 vacuum
Kerb weight
Not published
Load capacity
150 kg
Figures are manufacturer claims collected from official channels; real-world range and speed vary with load, terrain and riding style. How we verify.
Variants & price list
Variant
Battery
Difference
Price (PKR)
DS11
72 V 25 Ah LFP
—
235,000
Prices are indicative ex-dealer figures reviewed in October 2026. Confirm current pricing with the brand's official dealer network.
Strengths and trade-offs
What it does well
Lowest-price full-size BRG scooter alongside the BS7
Published 72 V 25 Ah LFP pack
150 kg load rating
45 km/h is appropriate for city commuting
What to watch out for
Range claim differs between homepage (90 km) and product page (80 km)
Charge time and brakes unpublished
No published warranty schedule
1,000 W motor is modest for hills with a passenger
Where it comes from — made by, based on
Assembled by
Sold direct by BRG (Berang Automobile) from its M-3 Industrial City base
Relationship
A Pakistani brand assembling from Chinese CKD (completely knocked-down) kits — the model name tells you the assembler, not the factory that engineered it.
Standing in China & the world
The specific Chinese factory behind this model is not published. That is normal in this market: most brands import unbranded kits, so two Pakistani models can share a platform without either saying so. Pin down the actual manufacturer with the dealer-side checklist before you pay — it changes parts, battery and resale maths.
Full profile: How to verify your e-bike’s real OEM — A five-minute, dealer-side checklist to find out which Chinese factory actually built the bike you are about to buy.
The DS11’s pack is specified as 72 V 25 Ah LFP; BRG does not name the cell supplier for this model and does not publish the complete-bike factory. See the battery supply-chain explainer. Brand page: BRG.
How to verify your e-bike’s real OEM — A five-minute, dealer-side checklist to find out which Chinese factory actually built the bike you are about to buy.
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BRG Swift DS11 — questions buyers ask
What is the BRG DS11 price in Pakistan?
PKR 235,000 on BRG’s official product page (October 2026) — level with the BS7 as the cheapest full-size scooter in the range.
What is the DS11’s real range?
BRG’s product page claims 80 km; its homepage card says 90 km. Plan on a figure below both with a passenger and hilly routes.
Is the BRG DS11 good for hills?
The 1,000 W motor and sub-13-degree climb rating suit city inclines, not steep or heavily loaded climbs. Test your actual route with a passenger before buying.
Page reviewed October 2026 · next review November 2026 · see what changed. Spotted an outdated price or spec? Tell us — corrections are published with a note.
