Super Star G90 vs Metro E-Vehicles Metrix
Pakistan’s oldest surviving motorcycle brand’s electric bet against Metro’s spec-heavy commuter — PKR 215,000 of heritage versus PKR 229,000 of published numbers.
| Spec | Super Star G90 | Metro E-Vehicles Metrix |
|---|---|---|
| Price (from) | PKR 215,000 | PKR 229,000 |
| Category | Electric motorcycle | Electric motorcycle |
| Motor | Not published precisely — commuter motorcycle class (confirm with dealer) | 2,000–3,800 W (official) |
| Battery | Confirm chemistry with dealer (lithium option: Remu Lithium at PKR 230,000) | NCF 72 V 38 Ah or LFP 76.8 V 45 Ah (confirm trim) |
| Claimed range | Not published — confirm with dealer | 115 km NCF / 150 km LFP (claimed) |
| Top speed | Not published — confirm with dealer | 65 km/h (claimed) |
| Charge time | Not published — confirm with dealer | Not published — confirm with dealer |
| Weight | Not published — confirm with dealer | Not published |
| Brakes | Disc front / drum rear (confirm trim) | Disc front and rear |
| Warranty | Varies by model — confirm battery term in writing | Battery: 24-month NCF / 36-month LFP (official); motor term not published — confirm in writing |
| Sourcing | Local assembly; Chinese components | Local assembly; Chinese components |
| Best for | Riders who prioritize service familiarity over spec transparency | Riders who want maximum motor headroom at a mid-market price |
Super Star has been building and selling motorcycles in Pakistan for decades through the Memon Motors network, and the G90 is its move into the electric commuter class at PKR 215,000. The Metro Metrix asks PKR 14,000 more and answers with things Super Star does not publish: a 2,000–3,800W motor depending on trim, a 72V 38Ah battery and a claimed range in the 115 km class.
The information asymmetry is the story of this comparison. Super Star’s electric line-up carries verified prices through the brand’s own site, but detailed specifications — motor rating, battery chemistry, warranty terms — are not published, and a teaser for a faster “Shark” model has appeared on social channels without becoming a buyable product. Metro publishes more, but Metro comes with its own caveat: two separate companies trade under similar Metro branding in Pakistan, and buyers should confirm which one is behind the showroom they visit and what warranty it actually honours. Our Metro profile and Super Star profile spell this out.
Practically, both bikes are commuter-grade machines with local assembly and network-based service, so owned experience will hinge on your local dealer more than on the badge. What the extra PKR 14,000 buys on the Metrix is documented capability — a higher-output motor and a range figure you can plan around. What the G90 buys is a brand that has kept mechanics supplied with parts in Pakistan for generations.
Our verdict: if you want the specifications in writing before you pay, the Metrix is the better-documented bike and the PKR 14,000 premium is modest. If you value a dealer network with deep local history and are comfortable confirming every spec face-to-face at the showroom, the G90 trades documentation for heritage.
Super Star G90
- Motorcycle frame at a mid-market price
- Nationwide legacy service network behind it
- Brand roadmap includes lithium models (Remu Lithium) and a teased Shark performance model
Metro E-Vehicles Metrix
- Up to 3,800 W — strong motor for the price
- NCF and LFP variants — 115 km or 150 km claimed
- Disc brakes front and rear, 12″ tubeless tyres