Electric — Approved Catalogue
Buraaq E-Bike under the CM Punjab E-Bike Scheme
A trending local entrant, Buraaq pairs competitive pricing with motorcycle-style frames — one of the breakout search names of the scheme's launch window.
- Indicative price
- PKR 180,000–220,000
- Installment
- ~PKR 2,200/month
- Financing cap
- PKR 250,000
Why applicants pick it
- Competitive mid-band pricing
- Familiar motorcycle ergonomics
Weigh before choosing
- Young brand — prioritize cities where it has an active dealer
Prices above the PKR 250,000 cap are paid upfront by you — check the live catalogue price on the official portal before locking your choice, and remember model changes close at the announced deadline.
How the money works for this bike
On a PKR 200,000 price, the 30% equity requirement comes to PKR 60,000 — of which the Punjab Government pays PKR 20,000 on your behalf, and the government pays 100% of the bank markup for the whole tenure. The remaining balance divides into equal interest-free monthly installments (typically 24 months for students). First-year insurance premium is part of the down payment; registration is paid separately after delivery. Run your exact numbers in the installment calculator, and confirm you clear the eligibility rules before applying on the official portal.
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Other electric options on the list
Jolta E-Bike
PKR 170,000–200,000 · ~PKR 2,000/month
Vlektra
PKR 200,000–250,000 · ~PKR 2,500/month
OKLA Electric
PKR 180,000–220,000 · ~PKR 2,200/month
Or browse the full approved catalogue.
Ready to apply for the Buraaq E-Bike?
Confirm your eligibility, prepare the document checklist, and submit on the official portal — selection runs through PITB's transparent computerized ballot.