The Liberty upgraded to a 1,500 W motor and a 64 V 30 Ah lithium pack, with 5–6 hour charging and disc brakes at both ends.
Price
On requestPrice on request — Ramza does not publish prices; ask an authorized dealer (October 2026)
Claimed range
Not published — confirm with dealerper full charge
Top speed
Not published — confirm with dealerclaimed
Charge time
5–6 hours (published)0–100%
The Liberty Ultra takes the Liberty formula and raises the electrical specification: a 1,500 W motor, a 64 V 30 Ah lithium battery and a 5–6 hour charge time. Ramza lists front and rear disc brakes, tubeless tyres and a digital speedometer, and offers the scooter in Black Grey and White Grey.
Compared with the standard Liberty, the Ultra trades a little rated power theatre for a higher-voltage lithium pack and faster charging — the 64 V architecture and 5–6 hour charge are the figures that matter for daily use. It is the most modern electrical package Ramza publishes today.
The same information gaps apply: no range, top speed, kerb weight, load capacity, warranty schedule or price appears on the official site. Ask the dealer to commit to range and battery terms in writing, then use our battery price guide to judge replacement costs later.
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Key specifications
Motor
1,500 W motor
Battery
64 V 30 Ah lithium
Claimed range
Not published — confirm with dealer per charge
Top speed
Not published — confirm with dealer
Charging time
5–6 hours (published)
Brakes
Front and rear disc
Suspension
Not published
Tyres
Tubeless (size 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)
Liberty Ultra
64 V 30 Ah lithium
Black Grey or White Grey; single published specification
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
1,500 W motor with a 64 V lithium pack
Faster 5–6 hour charging than the standard Liberty
Disc brakes front and rear
AIMA design and local New Asia support
What to watch out for
No published price — dealer quote only
Range, top speed and kerb weight unpublished
Only two colour options
Warranty terms not published on the official site
Where it comes from — made by, based on
Made / based on
AIMA Technology Group
Origin
China — production bases in Wuxi, Chongqing, Guangdong, Henan, Zhejiang and Guangxi, plus Vietnam and Indonesia
Relationship
Design and technology partner: AIMA is the design and technology mind behind the platform (branded hub motor, Golden Labeled Battery, Azure Controller), while Ramza assembles, distributes and supports it locally with New Asia.
Standing in China & the world
AIMA states cumulative electric two-wheeler sales of more than 100 million units between 2006 and 2025 — one of China’s e-two-wheeler giants. Its global site lists Pakistan in its country selector, but the warranty and after-sales relationship sits with Ramza, not AIMA.
Full profile: AIMA Technology Group (China) — The Chinese electric two-wheeler giant whose platform, battery and controller technology sits under Pakistan’s Ramza scooters.
Ramza’s official About page names AIMA as the design and technology partner and New Asia as the local assembly and support base. Ramza does not publish the cell maker, factory location or price list. Background: battery supply-chain explainer. Brand page: Ramza.
AIMA Technology Group (China) — The Chinese electric two-wheeler giant whose platform, battery and controller technology sits under Pakistan’s Ramza scooters.
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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Ramza Liberty Ultra — questions buyers ask
What is the Ramza Liberty Ultra price in Pakistan?
Ramza does not publish a price. The Liberty Ultra is sold through authorized dealers, so request a written quote and ask whether the 64 V lithium pack is covered by a separate battery warranty.
How is the Liberty Ultra different from the Liberty?
The Ultra gets a 1,500 W motor, a 64 V 30 Ah lithium battery and 5–6 hour charging; the standard Liberty uses a 1,000–1,580 W multimode motor, a 60 V 26 Ah pack and 7–8 hour charging.
What is the Ramza Liberty Ultra range?
Not published. Ramza lists the battery and motor but no range figure, so ask the dealer for a realistic city range before buying.
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