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Electric Scooter Price in Pakistan (2026): Crown Scooty Prices and Specs

Electric scooter prices in Pakistan for 2026: Crown scooters cost Rs 145,000 to Rs 270,000. Compare the Rizz, Spark, Fairy, Firefly and Roshni X by range, speed and charging time.

Electric Scooter Price in Pakistan (2026): Crown Scooty Prices and Specs
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Crown electric scooters cost Rs 145,000 to Rs 270,000 in Pakistan in 2026. The Rizz (Rs 145,000) is the cheapest, the Spark (Rs 195,000) is the cheapest one fast enough for main roads, the Fairy and Firefly (Rs 235,000 each) suit most daily riders, and the Roshni X (Rs 270,000) goes furthest, at 120 km per charge.

This guide lists the current price of every Crown electric scooter (or scooty) in Pakistan, with the battery, range, top speed and charging time you get for the money. All five are Crown models, so it is a guide to choosing within one range, not a price list of every brand.

Electric scooter prices in Pakistan (2026)

ModelPrice (Rs)BatteryRangeTop speedCharging timeMax load
Rizz145,00051.2V 20Ah Lithium LFP50-70 km35-40 km/h3 to 4 hours100 kg
Spark195,00064V 30Ah Lithium LFP70-90 km55-65 km/h3 to 4 hours150 kg
Fairy235,00073.6V 30Ah Lithium LFP60-70 km50-55 km/h3 to 4 hours150 kg
Firefly235,000 (add Rs 10,000 for the ToughGuard)73.6V 30Ah Lithium LFP70-90 km60-65 km/h3 to 4 hours150 kg
Roshni X270,00073.6V 40Ah Lithium LFP120 km55-60 km/h4 to 5 hours180 kg

Range is Crown's own figure (in eco mode where stated) and falls with a heavy rider, high speed and hills. Prices can change; each model page always shows the current price. To compare any three models side by side, use the model comparison page.

Which electric scooter should you buy?

  • Rizz (Rs 145,000): the lowest price. Light (48 kg) and easy to handle, with 50-70 km of range. Its 35-40 km/h top speed suits quiet streets, short trips and students, not busy main roads.
  • Spark (Rs 195,000): the cheapest scooter for main roads. 55-65 km/h and 70-90 km of range for Rs 195,000, with a front disc brake and NFC unlock.
  • Fairy (Rs 235,000): the most comfortable ride. Disc brakes with CBS, four riding modes, NFC unlock and a rear storage box. 60-70 km of range at up to 50-55 km/h, so it suits short to medium daily trips.
  • Firefly (Rs 235,000): compact and quick. The same price as the Fairy, with a stronger 1200-1800W Brushless motor, 60-65 km/h and 70-90 km of range. The optional ToughGuard adds Rs 10,000.
  • Roshni X (Rs 270,000): the longest range. A bigger 73.6V 40Ah battery gives 120 km per charge, with disc brakes front and rear and a 180 kg load rating.

Why some electric scooters cost more

  • Battery size. Range comes mostly from the battery. The Rizz's 51.2V 20Ah battery holds about 1 kWh; the Roshni X's 73.6V 40Ah battery holds about 2.9 kWh, nearly three times as much. All five use lithium LFP batteries, which last longer and handle heat better than old lead-acid types.
  • Motor power and speed. The Rizz's 600-800W Multi-Mode Motor motor tops out at 35-40 km/h; the Firefly's 1200-1800W Brushless motor reaches 60-65 km/h.
  • Brakes and features. The Rizz has drum brakes, the Spark a front disc, and the Fairy, Firefly and Roshni X discs front and rear. All five have a remote alarm, and all but the Roshni X add NFC unlock.

Running cost: what it costs to charge

A full charge costs roughly Rs 60 to Rs 170. This is our estimate, not a Crown figure: battery size × 1.15 for charging loss × Rs 50 per unit. Swap in your own tariff.

ModelBattery (kWh)Cost of a full charge (Rs)
Rizz1.059
Spark1.9110
Fairy, Firefly2.2127
Roshni X2.9169

For monthly figures, read how much electricity an electric scooter uses and our real running cost guide.

Buying an electric scooter on installments

Crown sells its scooters on installments through partner banks. Down payments, monthly amounts and partner banks change, so confirm the current terms with your nearest Crown dealer or the bank before you buy. Warranty terms are on the warranty page.

Scooter or bike?

A scooter suits short to medium city trips, a step-through frame and an easy ride. If you ride more than about 70 km a day, carry a passenger and cargo, or need more than 65 km/h, look at Crown's bikes instead. Our guide to the best electric bikes in Pakistan compares all ten models.

More electric scooter guides

Find a dealer near you for a test ride, or book your scooter online.

Frequently asked questions about electric scooter prices

What is the price of an electric scooter in Pakistan in 2026?

Crown electric scooters cost Rs 145,000 to Rs 270,000: the Rizz Rs 145,000, the Spark Rs 195,000, the Fairy and Firefly Rs 235,000 each, and the Roshni X Rs 270,000. Check each model page for the current price.

Which is the cheapest Crown electric scooter?

The Rizz, at Rs 145,000. Its 35-40 km/h top speed suits quiet streets and short trips. For main roads, the Spark (Rs 195,000) is the cheapest option, at 55-65 km/h.

Which electric scooter has the longest range?

In Crown's scooter range, the Roshni X, at 120 km per charge. Range falls with a heavy rider, high speed and hills.

How much does it cost to charge an electric scooter?

Roughly Rs 60 to Rs 170 for a full charge, depending on the model. This is an estimate at Rs 50 per unit including charging loss; your own tariff will change it.

Can I buy an electric scooter on installments?

Yes. Crown sells its scooters on installments through partner banks. Down payments, monthly amounts and partner banks change, so confirm the current terms with your nearest Crown dealer or the bank before you buy.

Should I buy an electric scooter or an electric bike?

A scooter suits short to medium city trips and an easy, step-through ride. If you ride more than about 70 km a day, carry a passenger and cargo, or need more than 65 km/h, an electric bike such as the Champion is the better fit.

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Umaima Neha Khan

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Umaima Neha Khan

Umaima Neha Khan is a Brand Executive at Crown Electric Mobility, with strong experience in brand strategy, content, social media, and event management. She has deep knowledge of Pakistan's growing electric mobility market, with a clear understanding of rider needs, industry trends, and how electric bikes fit into everyday commuting.

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