AirV electric bikes now have confirmed prices for all 11 models in Pakistan, with the range starting at Rs. 198,000 and going up to Rs. 549,000. The brand is owned by Air Link Communication Limited, a Pakistani company listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), and it launched on November 4, 2026 in Lahore. For the first week after launch, prices were not public. Now that they are out, buyers finally have enough information to compare models and decide.
What Are the AirV Electric Bikes and Who Makes Them?
Air Link Communication Limited has entered Pakistan’s electric mobility market with AirV, its own electric bike brand, introducing 11 models across six series. Air Link was already well known for smartphones and consumer electronics. The launch marks a significant expansion for Air Link, which had established its presence in Pakistan’s smartphone manufacturing, distribution and retail sector.
The launch follows Air Link’s July 23, 2026 notice that its own-brand electric bike manufacturing project had been approved, with production being developed at the company’s facility in Sundar Green Special Economic Zone, Lahore. The company also plans to serve both individual riders and business or fleet customers.
AirV Electric Bikes Price List and Model Range
The lineup includes electric bikes designed for different riding requirements and budgets, with prices starting at Rs. 198,000 and reaching Rs. 549,000. That is a broad spread, and it means AirV is not chasing only one type of buyer.
The AirV lineup consists of six model families: Glide, Z-Wing, Vortex, Racy, Fleet and XR. Here is a quick look at what sits at the two ends of the range:
- AirV Glide (Rs. 198,000), The entry-level model, built for everyday city commuting.
- AirV Racy (Rs. 215,000), The Racy adds a portable battery to the standard features, along with regenerative technology, NFC, cruise control and an anti-theft alarm.
- AirV XR GT (Rs. 549,000), The XR GT is the highest-powered model in the AirV lineup.
- AirV Fleet, It has one of the largest batteries in the lineup, with a 75V 64Ah LFP battery, making it suitable for high-mileage or delivery use.
- AirV XR, A motorcycle-style electric model with a 2,500 to 3,000W multi-mode motor.
The Z-Wing, Glide Pro, Glide Max, Z-Wing Pro, Z-Wing Max, and Vortex Pro fill the middle of the range, covering different battery sizes, speeds and rider preferences.
Key Features Across the Range
The models offer different battery capacities, motor power, riding ranges and top speeds, while selected features include cruise control, regenerative battery technology, NFC and anti-theft alarms.
According to the company, the bikes will offer model-specific claimed ranges of up to 200 kilometers. That figure applies to the top models. Entry-level variants will cover less distance on a single charge, so buyers should check the specific range for the model they are considering.
One technical detail worth noting: unlike several other models in the lineup, the standard Z-Wing uses a graphene battery rather than an LFP battery. Graphene batteries typically charge faster, while LFP (lithium iron phosphate) batteries are known for longer cycle life. The mix of battery types across the lineup gives buyers a choice based on their priority.
Why This Matters for Pakistani Buyers Right Now
The launch adds another local brand to Pakistan’s growing electric mobility market, where rising petrol expenses and demand for alternative transportation have increased interest in battery-powered two-wheelers.
The timing is also helpful from a policy angle. Pakistan’s government recently revised its auto policy to lower taxes on electric vehicles and raise the ceiling on EV financing. If you want to understand how those changes affect what you pay for an electric bike, our article on Pakistan’s Auto Policy EV tax cuts and Rs. 10 million car loan limit explains the details.
Running costs for electric bikes in Pakistan are significantly lower than petrol alternatives, with estimated monthly electricity and maintenance costs of around Rs. 800 to Rs. 1,300, compared to much higher fuel bills for petrol bikes. Over a year, that saving can be meaningful for a daily commuter.
Air Link says the move uses its manufacturing capability and nationwide distribution network as it diversifies into electric mobility. That existing network could be a real advantage. Getting after-sales service and spare parts has historically been a weak point for newer EV brands in Pakistan. If Air Link can plug that gap using its existing retail and service infrastructure, it may be a stronger competitor than its pricing alone suggests.
What Was Missing From Earlier Coverage
When AirV launched on November 4, most reports noted the brand and the model count but could not answer the most important question: how much do these bikes cost? Air Link had not published complete model-wise specifications, retail prices, battery capacities, charging times, warranty conditions and replacement battery costs at that point. The price reveal on November 10 fills the biggest gap, but some details, including official charging times and warranty terms, are still not fully confirmed publicly. Buyers should ask dealers directly about those before committing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the starting price of AirV electric bikes in Pakistan?
The most affordable model is the AirV Glide, priced at Rs. 198,000. The full range goes up to Rs. 549,000 for the top-spec AirV XR GT.
How many AirV models are available and what are the series names?
AirV offers 11 electric bike models across six series: Glide, Z-Wing, Vortex, Racy, Fleet and XR. Each series covers different riding styles and budgets.
Who manufactures AirV electric bikes?
The company launched the brand on November 4 in Lahore, marking its entry into Pakistan’s electric two-wheeler market, according to a disclosure submitted to the Pakistan Stock Exchange. Air Link plans to manufacture the bikes locally at its Sundar Green Special Economic Zone facility in Lahore.
What is the maximum range of an AirV electric bike?
The new lineup spans six series with riding ranges of up to 200 kilometres. This applies to select higher-end models. Entry-level variants offer shorter ranges, so check the spec sheet of the specific model you want.
