ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): Airlink Communication Limited has entered Pakistan’s electric motorcycle market with the launch of its new electric bike brand, AirV, introducing 11 models across six different series.
According to information submitted to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the newly launched electric motorcycles come with features such as cruise control, regenerative technology, NFC connectivity and anti-theft systems. The company claims that some AirV models can travel up to 200 kilometres on a single charge.
However, the actual riding range may vary depending on several factors, including speed, road conditions, rider weight and battery usage.
The AirV project is being developed at Airlink’s manufacturing facility in the Sundar Green Special Economic Zone in Lahore. The company plans to utilise its existing production infrastructure and nationwide distribution network to expand its presence in Pakistan’s electric two-wheeler market.
The launch follows Airlink’s announcement on July 23, 2026, regarding its plan to manufacture electric motorcycles under its own brand. The initial strategy involved sourcing bikes from international partners, with plans to gradually increase local assembly and production.
Airlink has also set a long-term target of achieving up to 95% localisation of parts and components. The strategy includes a focus on locally sourced replaceable lithium-ion batteries.
However, the company has not yet disclosed complete specifications and prices for all 11 models. Details regarding battery capacities, charging times, warranties and replacement battery costs also remain unavailable.
The success of AirV will depend on more than its claimed riding range and technology features. Competitive pricing, after-sales services, spare parts availability and long-term battery performance will also play an important role in attracting Pakistani consumers.
The launch is expected to intensify competition in Pakistan’s growing electric two-wheeler market, offering buyers another locally developed brand to consider.
