Jolta Electric
Lahore-based pioneer marketing itself as Pakistan’s first approved electric bike brand, with the widest dealer footprint in Punjab.
Model lineup
Sparrow
Storm
Storm Pro
JE-70L
JE-100L
JE-125L
JE 70G Wolf
JE 100G Fox
JE 70L SE Bolt
JE 100L SE Apex
Neo
Neo Pro
Zeno
Zeno Pro
Mecha
Jolta Electric is one of Pakistan’s best-known electric two-wheeler names. It built its reputation on the JE-70 series, a family of 70 km-class commuter motorcycles, and now sells a full ladder from the PKR 144,900 Sparrow scooter to the PKR 329,900 JE-125L — a 2,000 W flagship with a 60 V 50 Ah LFP pack and a claimed 100–120 km range.
Across roughly 20 models in our directory, Jolta covers every segment of the market: entry scooters (Sparrow, Neo, Neo Pro), G-series commuters (JE 70G Wolf, JE 100G Fox), SE editions of the JE 70L and JE 100L with 50 Ah LFP packs and disc brakes (PKR 264,900–299,900), the Street-series Zeno and Zeno Pro, the Mecha sport model and the JE-125L halo bike.
A PakWheels listing note has flagged that battery warranty on some Jolta models is as short as three months, while other trims advertise multi-year cover. Treat the warranty on the exact trim you are buying as a key negotiation point.
Supply chain & Chinese sourcing
Jolta assembles in Pakistan and has pushed back publicly on claims that it simply imports finished bikes — but the trail still leads to China: its lithium battery packs come from a confirmed partnership with Guangdong Greenway Technology of Dongguan, a listed Chinese battery maker. The complete-bike OEM is not publicly named, so ask the dealer which factory the rolling chassis came from. Read our Greenway profile and the CKD explainer before you commit.
- Guangdong Greenway Technology — Dongguan-based lithium battery pack maker confirmed as the supplier behind Jolta’s lithium packs in Pakistan.
- 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.