United
A volume motorcycle manufacturer with a four-model EV line, spanning the PKR 248,000 Smart to the Bullet.
Model lineup
EV Revolt
Electric Sharp
EV Bullet
United is one of Pakistan’s mainstream two-wheeler manufacturers — one of the few companies here that competes with Honda and Yamaha at petrol-bike volume, and it also sells three-wheeler EVs. Its electric two-wheeler line is small but active, with four current models listed on PakWheels.
The line-up runs from the United Electric Smart (PKR 248,000) through the EV Revolt (PKR 285,500) to the Electric Sharp (PKR 340,000) and EV Bullet (PKR 347,500). A fifth model, the Electric Classy (PKR 192,000), is listed as discontinued — we exclude it from our directory.
For buyers, United’s pitch is the same as Honda’s but at lower prices: an established brand name, a national dealer footprint and petrol-bike-style parts support. Prices in this range come from marketplace listings rather than the brand’s own site; confirm the current figure with a dealer.
Supply chain & Chinese sourcing
United’s EV line appears to be in-house design rather than a rebadge of a named Chinese model — but the brand does not publish a model-by-model sourcing story, so the origin of the battery and motor is a dealer question. Buy through the official dealer network: it is the main advantage United has over EV-only challengers.
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