Huaguan Low-speed e-bike

Huaguan Lazer

Name: Huaguan Lazer
Brand: Huaguan

Huaguan’s smallest machine — a 600 W dual-power e-bike (battery + pedals) with a 48 V 12 Ah graphene pack, 40 km range and a 4–5 hour charge.

Price

On requestPrice on request — “Get a quote” at the official site (October 2026)

Claimed range

Up to 40 km per charge (published)per full charge

Top speed

45 km/h (published)claimed

Charge time

4–5 hours (published)0–100%

The Lazer is Huaguan’s entry point: a 600 W BLDC hub motor, a 48 V 12 Ah graphene battery and a 40 km range, wrapped in a light frame that runs on both battery and pedals — dual power for when the charge runs out. Top speed is 45 km/h with a 4–5 hour charge time.

Huaguan positions it squarely at young riders and short city hops, with a built-in alarm for theft protection. No price is published anywhere on the site — every model uses a get-a-quote flow — so the sticker has to come from the Lahore office (0325-5550484 or info@huaguan.com.pk).

As a pedal-assist-capable e-bike rather than a full scooter, the Lazer suits buyers who want bicycle-class simplicity with electric help — and its 48 V 12 Ah pack will be among the cheapest to replace in Huaguan’s line.

Product image: Huaguan official photo (huaguan.com.pk) · retrieved 2026-10-13 · image credits

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BrandHuaguan

CategoryLow-speed e-bike

WarrantyNot published — confirm with dealer

AssembledHuaguan EV, Lahore — sold through the official site’s quote flow (0325-5550484 · info@huaguan.com.pk)

SourcingSee supply chain

Key specifications

Motor	600 W BLDC hub motor
Battery	48 V 12 Ah Graphene
Claimed range	Up to 40 km per charge (published) per charge
Top speed	45 km/h (published)
Charging time	4–5 hours (published)
Brakes	Not published
Suspension	Not published
Tyres	Not published
Kerb weight	Not published
Load capacity	Not published

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)
Lazer	48 V 12 Ah Graphene	Dual power: battery + pedal assist	On ask

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

Dual power — pedals get you home if the battery dies
Published 48 V 12 Ah pack, 40 km range, 45 km/h top speed, 4–5 h charge
Built-in alarm
Cheapest expected pack replacement in Huaguan’s line

What to watch out for

No published price — quote-only sales process
600 W and 40 km — strictly short-hop capability
Brakes, suspension and weight unpublished
Young-rider positioning — confirm legal class for your use

Where it comes from — made by, based on

Made / based on	Guangzhou Huaguan Electric Vehicle Company
Origin	Guangzhou, China
Relationship	The Chinese factory itself: huaguan.com.pk is run by the Guangzhou company, with a Lahore office handling local enquiries — a factory-direct route into Pakistan without a local rebadge.
Standing in China & the world	A Guangzhou-based Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer selling directly into Pakistan. Prices are quote-only and published product data is thinner than the top-tier Chinese brands — get the full spec sheet in writing before paying.

Huaguan publishes full spec tables but no prices; contact the Lahore office for a quote. The Chinese OEM behind the range is unnamed — see the CKD assembly explainer. Brand page: Huaguan.

CKD assembly in Pakistan, explained — Most Pakistani e-bikes arrive as completely knocked-down kits from China. Here is what that means for quality, spares and resale.

Understand how CKD sourcing works in Pakistan

Huaguan Lazer — questions buyers ask

What is the Huaguan Lazer price in Pakistan?

Huaguan does not publish prices — the Lazer is quote-only via the official site or Lahore office (0325-5550484, info@huaguan.com.pk) as of October 2026.

Can you pedal the Lazer when the battery dies?

Yes — dual power (battery + pedal assist) is the Lazer’s headline feature, so the bike remains rideable without charge.

Sources & review notes

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.