Metro E-Vehicles
Pak Star Auto’s electric arm out of Sheikhupura — the largest single model catalogue among local brands, from PKR 99,000.
Model lineup
T9 Eco
M6
Metrix
Metro M6 Empower
Metro Miku Super
Metro T9 Sport
Metro Thrill Pro
Metro Thrill
Metro E8S Pro
Metro E8S RangeMaker
Metro E8S Mountain Climber
Metro Dabang
Metro T9 Pro
Metro Premium
Metro Premium Plus
Metro Super Bike
Metro X8 Foldable Electric Scooter
Metro Step-Thru Electric Bike
Metro E-Vehicles, built by Pak Star Auto Ltd, runs the widest catalogue of any Pakistani electric brand we tracked — 19 models in our directory spanning a foldable last-mile scooter, an e-bicycle, commuter scooters and performance models up to the 5,000 W Miku Super.
Entry pricing is among the lowest in the country: the X8 foldable starts at PKR 99,000 (current promo; PKR 129,000 list) and the Wonder Bike at PKR 110,000, with the T9 series, E8S range and M6 Empower NCF/LFP trims covering the PKR 174,000–295,000 mid-band. The catalogue tops out with the Metrix (PKR 229,000, 2,000–3,800 W, 72 V 38 Ah), the A7 flagship at PKR 289,000 and the PKR 550,000 Miku Super maxi-scooter — Metro’s fastest two-wheeler at a claimed 85 km/h.
Note: two unrelated companies trade under the “Metro” name in Pakistan’s EV market — Pak Star Auto’s Metro E-Vehicles and the Yunas Group’s Metro line. Prices and model names differ between them; always confirm which Metro a dealer is selling.
Supply chain & Chinese sourcing
Metro assembles at its own Punjab facility using imported Chinese motors, controllers and battery packs. With this many models, kit sources vary trim-by-trim — ask your dealer which factory supplied the specific model, and check parts availability for that model before paying.
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