Ofero
New-for-2026 brand with three swappable-battery scooters — Hero, Magical and Thunder — all IPX7-rated from PKR 229,999.
Model lineup
Magical
Thunder
Ofero launched in 2026 with a three-scooter line-up built around one idea: swappable batteries. Every model uses a removable pack you can exchange instead of waiting for a charge — the key enabler for delivery riders and anyone without overnight plug access.
The Hero (PKR 229,999) runs a 64 V 25 Ah swappable pack, reaches 55 km/h and claims 65–90 km depending on riding, with 180 mm discs and dual hydraulic suspension. The Magical (PKR 249,999) uses a 48 V 32 Ah pack for a claimed 100 km at 53 km/h on 110 mm drums. The Thunder (PKR 329,999) is the flagship: a 76.8 V 25 Ah IPX7 pack, 65 km/h, 90 km claimed range, 220 mm opposed-piston discs, traction control, cruise control and a 7.8-inch display.
All three carry IPX7-level water-resistance ratings — unusually explicit weatherproofing claims for this market. Verify what IPX7 covers on the exact model (immersion depth and duration) and whether the swappable-pack ecosystem has swap stations near you, since the swap model only works where packs are available.
Supply chain & Chinese sourcing
Ofero does not publish its OEM factory or cell supplier, so both are unconfirmed — ask before buying. The differentiating spec is the swappable pack; confirm swap availability, pack pricing and whether the battery warranty transfers between packs. See the battery supply-chain profile and the CKD explainer.
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