AirV Electric Bikes in Pakistan: Which of the 11 Models Fits Your Ride?

AirV has entered Pakistan's electric two-wheeler market with an unusually broad range: 11 models spread across six series. That sounds like plenty of choice, but it also makes the showroom decision harder. The least expensive reported model is a city scooter, while the upper end includes motorcycle-style machines and a utility bike with a company-claimed range of up to 200 km.

This is a specification-based buyer guide, not a road test. Air Link Communication's official disclosure to the Pakistan Stock Exchange confirms the AirV launch, the 11-model portfolio, production at its Sundar Green Special Economic Zone facility in Lahore, and common technology such as NFC, cruise control and anti-theft functions. The individual specifications and prices below come from AirV information reported by PakWheels; the company had not published a formal retail price list in the official disclosure reviewed by Auto Dost as of 13 November 2026.

AirV's 11 bikes at a glance

All range and top-speed figures in this table are manufacturer claims reported for the Pakistani lineup. Actual range can change with rider weight, speed, gradients, temperature, tyre pressure, battery age and stop-start traffic. Prices are reported figures, not an official company price notification.

Model	Battery	Motor	Claimed range	Claimed top speed	Reported price
Glide	72V 26Ah graphene	1,000-1,200W	80-85 km	55 km/h	PKR 198,000
Racy	60V 30Ah LFP	1,000-1,200W	60-70 km	45 km/h	PKR 215,000
Z-Wing	72V 29Ah graphene	1,200-1,600W	80-90 km	55 km/h	PKR 230,000
Z-Wing Pro	76V 32Ah LFP	1,200-1,600W	90-100 km	55 km/h	PKR 270,000
Glide Pro	76V 32Ah LFP	1,200-1,500W	80-100 km	55 km/h	PKR 280,000
Glide Max	76V 38Ah LFP	1,500-1,800W	80-100 km	60 km/h	PKR 350,000
Z-Wing Max	76V 38Ah LFP	1,800-2,200W	90-100 km	60 km/h	PKR 370,000
Vortex Pro	76V 48Ah LFP	2,000-2,500W	120-130 km	60 km/h	PKR 390,000
Fleet	75V 64Ah LFP	2,500-3,000W	180-200 km	65 km/h	PKR 495,000
XR	76V 40Ah LFP	2,500-3,000W	80-90 km	70 km/h	PKR 499,000
XR GT	76V 50Ah LFP	3,000-4,000W	130-140 km	80 km/h	PKR 549,000

The sensible shortlist starts with your daily kilometres

The Glide, Racy and Z-Wing sit at the accessible end of the reported price range. Their claimed speeds of 45-55 km/h point to urban commuting rather than sustained fast-road use. The Glide and Z-Wing use graphene batteries, while the Racy moves to lithium iron phosphate (LFP). Chemistry alone should not decide the purchase: the written warranty, replacement cost, usable capacity and local service support matter more than a label on a brochure.

For a rider whose round trip is well below 50 km, any of these three could provide a reasonable claimed-range buffer on paper. Do not plan a commute around the final few kilometres of a headline range figure. A comfortable reserve matters when the bike is carrying a passenger, the battery has aged or a diversion extends the route.

The Z-Wing Pro and Glide Pro are the mid-range step. Both use 76V 32Ah LFP packs and carry claimed ranges around the 100 km mark. Their reported PKR 270,000 and PKR 280,000 prices are close enough that seating position, storage, braking hardware, tyre size, charger arrangement and after-sales access should carry more weight than the PKR 10,000 gap.

Where the Max, Vortex and XR models make sense

Glide Max and Z-Wing Max raise the reported motor output and claimed top speed to 60 km/h. The Z-Wing Max has the stronger quoted motor range, while both use 76V 38Ah LFP batteries. These are worth considering only if the extra output solves a real need, such as frequent two-up riding or steeper routes. Buyers should ask AirV to state the rated and peak motor output separately, because a broad wattage range is not as useful as a clear continuous rating.

Vortex Pro is the first model where the larger 76V 48Ah battery produces a materially longer claimed range of 120-130 km. At its reported PKR 390,000, however, it needs a much stronger ownership case than a basic scooter. Written battery coverage, controller and motor warranty terms, charger replacement cost and a nearby authorised workshop should all be confirmed before payment.

The XR and XR GT target riders who want motorcycle-style performance. Their claimed top speeds rise to 70 km/h and 80 km/h respectively, but higher speed consumes energy quickly. The XR GT's 130-140 km claim therefore deserves a careful explanation of the test speed and conditions. Neither model should be treated as proven at those figures until independent testing is available.

Fleet has the biggest claim and the biggest questions

AirV Fleet combines the portfolio's largest quoted battery, a 75V 64Ah LFP pack, with a claimed 180-200 km range. That makes it the obvious model for delivery work or high daily mileage on paper. It is also reported at PKR 495,000, so a commercial buyer should calculate downtime and battery replacement risk, not just electricity savings.

Before treating Fleet as a business tool, ask for its certified payload, charging time, charger power, battery cycle warranty, replacement-battery price and commercial-use warranty exclusions in writing. A long range figure is useful only when the bike can carry the intended load, recharge within the working schedule and be repaired quickly.

What AirV has confirmed, and what buyers still need

Air Link has officially confirmed that AirV covers 11 models across six series and is being implemented at the company's Lahore manufacturing facility. Its disclosure also names cruise control, regenerative battery technology, NFC and anti-theft functions. Profit's launch report adds that Air Link intends to use its established distribution network, but notes that the company had not disclosed prices in its public announcement.

The detailed model table was published in PakWheels' AirV lineup report. That report describes the figures as reported prices and says AirV had yet to make a formal retail-price announcement. Buyers should therefore insist on a dated quotation showing the exact model, battery type, charger, taxes, registration costs, delivery date and any refundable booking terms.

Auto Dost could not verify model-wise charging times, certified payloads, water-ingress ratings, battery and motor warranties, replacement-battery prices, dealership stock or delivery schedules from the official disclosure. Those gaps are not minor. They decide whether an electric bike remains economical after the novelty wears off.

Seven questions to ask before paying

1. Is this price official, and what does it exclude?
2. What are the separate warranty terms for the battery, motor, controller and charger?
3. What is the current replacement price and lead time for the exact battery pack?
4. How long does a full charge take on the supplied charger, and what socket and earthing are required?
5. Which workshop will handle faults in your city, and are diagnostic parts stocked there?
6. What range does AirV expect at your normal speed, rider weight and passenger load?
7. What registration, invoice and chassis documentation will be supplied at delivery?

New EV buyers can use Auto Dost's broader electric-versus-petrol bike guide to compare the ownership trade-offs. Our earlier Pakistan e-bike buying overview also explains why parts, service and battery support deserve as much attention as the purchase price.

The buyer's verdict

AirV's breadth is the story: one new brand is offering everything from a reported PKR 198,000 city scooter to a PKR 549,000 higher-output electric motorcycle. The Glide, Racy and Z-Wing look like the logical starting points for short urban journeys; the Pro and Max variants suit buyers who need more battery or output; Vortex Pro and Fleet focus on distance; and XR models prioritise speed.

None is an automatic recommendation yet. The official company disclosure validates the launch and the overall portfolio, but the buying decision still depends on a formal price list, written warranty, charging details, registration documents, local service and independent range evidence. Until those are in hand, shortlist the model that fits your route, but keep the booking amount in your account.

Sources

• Air Link Communication material-information disclosure to PSX, 4 November 2026
• PakWheels: AirV full electric two-wheeler lineup and reported prices, 11 November 2026
• Profit by Pakistan Today: Air Link enters the electric-bike business, 9 November 2026