Vlektra announces Rs80,000 discount on its electric bike variant

Vlektra has announced an Rs80,000 discount on its flagship electric bike, the Bolt, as part of its 11.11 sale campaign.

The discount brings the motorcycle’s price down from Rs609,000 to Rs529,000. The offer runs until November 27, coinciding with Black Friday.

The Bolt is among the most expensive electric motorcycles in Vlektra’s range. It has a claimed range of 150km and a top speed of 105km/h, putting it among the faster electric two-wheelers available in Pakistan.

The motorcycle is powered by a 3,000W brushless DC (BLDC) motor, which produces 120Nm of torque. It uses a 72V, 38Ah lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery and has a claimed charging time of 3.5 hours.

Other features include three riding modes: Economy, Sports and Reverse, with dual-piston disc brakes at both ends, upside-down front suspension and a rear monoshock. Vlektra offers a two-year replacement warranty on the motor and a three-year replacement warranty on the battery.

One of the Bolt’s more unusual features is its fake exhaust, which houses a small Bluetooth speaker.

The speaker can reproduce engine sounds or play music when connected to a smartphone. Riders can also switch off the simulated engine noise and use the system to play songs.

The feature was showcased by Vlektra at EV Expo Pakistan in Lahore on May 15, where the company also displayed the Bolt Dark.

The speaker’s Bluetooth controls are mounted on the handlebar, allowing riders to switch between its functions.

The Rs80,000 price reduction represents a discount of about 13% on the Bolt’s original price.

Although the offer makes the motorcycle more affordable, its promotional price of Rs529,000 remains relatively high compared with many electric motorcycles available in Pakistan.

For prospective buyers, the discount provides an opportunity to purchase Vlektra’s flagship model at a reduced price. However, the offer is scheduled to end on November 27.

 

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