Pakistan’s electric two-wheeler market continues to expand, with models like the Evee S1 Air offering practical options for city riders looking to cut fuel costs. The scooter is already available through dealers across the country and forms part of the growing range of electric vehicles on display at events such as the Pakistan International Auto Show (PAPS) 2026 in Lahore.
The S1 Air sits near the top of Evee’s lineup. It comes with a powerful electric motor and a claimed range of around 90 to 110 kilometres on a full charge, depending on the battery type and riding style. Top speeds reach about 65 to 70 km/h. Buyers can choose between graphene and lithium battery versions, with prices starting from roughly Rs 275,000 for the graphene model. Charging typically takes five to seven hours.
Evee has built a presence in the local market by offering several scooter models suited to daily commuting. The S1 Air stands out for its stronger performance and modern design compared with entry-level options. Real-world running costs remain low, often under a few rupees per kilometre, making it attractive as petrol prices stay high.
PAPS 2026, which opened on 18 September at the Lahore Expo Centre, is showcasing cars, motorcycles, electric vehicles and local parts. Industry observers note rising interest in electric mobility as more brands introduce cleaner alternatives. While the S1 Air is not a brand-new launch at the show, its availability reflects the steady growth of affordable electric scooters in Pakistan.
These vehicles give ordinary users a quieter, lower-cost way to travel short distances without depending on petrol.