Metro’s LFP premium commuter — big battery, small bills, and a pricing puzzle.
Price
PKR 295,000Ex-showroom PKR 295,000 — published spec sheet is identical to the Premium Plus; the differentiator is not published, so confirm with your dealer
Claimed range
Not published — confirm with dealerper full charge
Top speed
35 km/h (claimed)claimed
Charge time
4–5 hours0–100%
The Premium is Metro’s premium LFP commuter at PKR 295,000, built around a 76.8V 30Ah lithium iron phosphate battery and an 800 W motor.
Metro lists a 35 km/h top speed — urban-crawl rather than performance — with a 4–5 hour charge, disc and drum brakes, and 10-inch tubeless tyres on aluminium alloy rims. Battery life is stated at 1,100 charging cycles, and Metro says a full charge uses about 2.5 units of electricity.
A quirk to know before shopping: Metro’s published spec sheet for the Premium is identical to the Premium Plus, which costs PKR 40,000 more. The difference is not documented — ask the dealer exactly what the extra money buys before choosing between them.
Product image: Metro E-Vehicles official photo (metroev.pk) · retrieved 2026-10-06 · image credits
BrandMetro E-Vehicles
CategoryPremium electric scooter
WarrantyVaries by model — battery terms confirmed per trim
AssembledPak Star Auto manufacturing facility, Punjab
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Key specifications
Motor
800 W (claimed)
Battery
LFP 76.8V 30Ah
Claimed range
Not published — confirm with dealer per charge
Top speed
35 km/h (claimed)
Charging time
4–5 hours
Brakes
Front disc / rear drum
Suspension
Not published — confirm with dealer
Tyres
10-inch tubeless, aluminium alloy rims
Kerb weight
Not published — confirm with dealer
Load capacity
Not published — confirm with dealer
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)
Premium
76.8V 30Ah LFP
—
295,000
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
LFP battery with a 24-month battery and motor warranty
1,100 listed charging cycles
Low running cost — about 2.5 units per charge
Alloy rims and a front disc brake
What to watch out for
35 km/h top speed is very modest at this price
Range not published
Spec sheet identical to the pricier Premium Plus — differentiator unknown
10-inch wheels where sportier rivals run 12s
Where it comes from — made by, based on
Assembled by
Pak Star Auto manufacturing facility, Punjab
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.
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.
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Metro E-Vehicles Metro Premium — questions buyers ask
What is the Metro Premium price in Pakistan?
PKR 295,000 ex-showroom as of October 2026.
What is different between the Metro Premium and Premium Plus?
Metro’s published spec sheets for the two models are identical; the PKR 40,000 price gap is not explained in the published material. Ask the dealer what the differentiator is — in writing.
How much does charging the Metro Premium cost?
Metro states roughly 2.5 units of electricity per full charge of the 76.8V 30Ah LFP battery, which takes 4–5 hours.
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.
