The Neo with a bigger pack — 60V 38Ah and an 80–90 km claim for PKR 10,000 more.
Price
PKR 189,900Ex-showroom, per the official model grid (PakWheels still shows a superseded PKR 179,900)
Claimed range
80–90 km (claimed)per full charge
Top speed
50 km/h (claimed)claimed
Charge time
Not published — confirm with dealer0–100%
The Neo Pro is the upsized-battery version of Jolta’s Neo at PKR 189,900: the same 1,000 W drivetrain and 50 km/h claimed top speed, with the pack growing from 60V 26Ah to 60V 38Ah.
That swap lifts the claimed range from 60–70 km to 80–90 km — roughly a third more riding per charge for PKR 10,000, which makes it the better-value Neo for anyone whose daily round trip stretches beyond short city hops.
As with the standard Neo, PakWheels carries a legacy price (PKR 179,900) that Jolta’s official grid has superseded. Buy against the official figure, and get the battery warranty term in writing.
Product image: Jolta Electric official photo (joltaelectric.com) · retrieved 2026-10-06 · image credits
BrandJolta Electric
CategoryElectric motorcycle
WarrantyPer model — confirm battery term in writing
AssembledAssembled in Lahore from Chinese CKD kits
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Key specifications
Motor
1,000 W
Battery
60V 38Ah
Claimed range
80–90 km (claimed) per charge
Top speed
50 km/h (claimed)
Charging time
Not published — confirm with dealer
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)
Neo Pro
60V 38Ah
—
189,900
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
80–90 km claimed range — a third more than the standard Neo
Only PKR 10,000 above the Neo for the upsized pack
Official, published price on the current model grid
1,000 W commuter drivetrain with Jolta’s dealer coverage behind it
What to watch out for
50 km/h claimed — same city pace as the Neo
Legacy listings still show the old PKR 179,900 — verify the current figure
Battery chemistry, brakes and suspension unpublished
Charge time not published
Where it comes from — made by, based on
Made / based on
Jolta Electric (battery supplier not published)
Origin
Assembled in Pakistan; battery origin not published
Relationship
Locally assembled — Jolta states it does not simply import finished bikes. The complete-bike OEM and fitted battery supplier are not published model by model; in October 2026 Jolta announced a collaboration with Greenway of Dongguan on next-generation battery systems, but no model-level pack supply has been confirmed.
Standing in China & the world
Greenway is a real Dongguan lithium-pack maker, and the announced tie-up is worth watching. It is not yet evidence that a given Jolta bike ships with a Greenway pack — photograph the pack label and ask for the supplier in writing.
Full profile: Guangdong Greenway Technology — Dongguan lithium-pack maker that Jolta Electric announced a battery collaboration with in October 2026 — no model-level supply has been confirmed.
The 38Ah pack is the selling point, so treat the battery label and warranty as the documents that matter — the battery explainer and the CKD guide cover both sides of that check. Brand page: Jolta.
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.
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.
PKR 149,900Legacy — no longer in Jolta’s official model grid; PKR 149,900 is the last published (PakWheels) figure. Confirm availability and pricing with a dealer
