The EV arm behind MS Jaguar motorcycles — lithium-first commuters with one of the longest published battery warranty pushes in the market.
MS Energies grew out of the MS Jaguar motorcycle business and describes itself as one of Pakistan’s first dedicated EV manufacturers, with in-house assembly rather than pure importing.
Its range opens with the PKR 158,000 Miso commuter and climbs through the Bolt (from PKR 174,000 graphene / PKR 230,000 LFP) and the 1,200–1,500 W M1 scooter (graphene PKR 204,000 / LFP PKR 250,000) to the E-125 at PKR 370,000 — a 2,000 W machine with a claimed 150–170 km range that is one of the longest-legged lithium models sold locally. The E-70, E-70 Supreme and the 3-wheel Miso 3-W round out the lineup.
The brand’s LFP (lithium iron phosphate) packs are rated for roughly 3,500 charge cycles with a claimed five-year warranty, which is the strongest headline battery claim we could find from a Pakistani assembler — verify the exact terms at the dealer.
MS Energies assembles locally with Chinese-supplied components and LFP cells. It does not publicly name a single OEM factory; the LFP battery supplier matters most, so ask which cell maker is inside the pack you are offered and whether the warranty is carried by the brand or the dealer.