Punjab E-Bike Models and Specifications 2026: 1000W Motor, 72V 30Ah Battery, 50–55 km/h Top Speed

Every student who applied for the CM Punjab E-Bike Scheme Phase 2 is asking the same question: which bike will I actually get? With balloting reported for 4 November 2026 and distribution reported from 5 November, the answer is simpler than many rumours suggest. The Punjab E-Bike Phase 2 specifications in the official scheme information describe one standard 2026 electric scooty, not a showroom of different brands.

Winners should expect the same core machine: a 1,000W motor, a 72V 30Ah lithium iron phosphate battery and a top speed of 50–55 km/h. Not announced: a brand or model name, the range on one charge, or the charging time. This article separates the confirmed specification sheet from the rumours, and explains where winners will see their allotment.

No Brand Name Has Been Announced

• One standard scooty: The official scheme information lists one specification sheet for the Phase 2 bike, with no manufacturer or brand name attached.
• Model year only: The bike is described as a 2026-make electric scooty; no model name has been published on the portal.
• Ignore brand lists: Named-brand lists on social media and dealer pages are not the official Phase 2 allotment.
• What matters instead: For winners, the binding details are the specification sheet above and the portal allotment notice, not a brand badge.

Motor and Battery Explained

• Motor: 1,000W BLDC rear-wheel hub motor, built into the rear wheel, with no chain or belt to maintain.
• Battery: 72V, 30Ah lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery, known for thermal stability and longer service life than older battery types.
• Why LFP matters: For daily riders, the benefit is a battery built for regular charging cycles, with a lower fire risk than other lithium chemistries.
• City riding: A 1,000W hub motor suits flat city commuting and campus travel, not highway riding.

Speed, Display and Everyday Features

• Top speed: 50–55 km/h, as officially listed.
• Dashboard: Digital display showing speed and battery level.
• Controller: 12-tube controller managing power from battery to motor.
• Headlamp: LED headlamp for night riding, using less power than a halogen lamp.
• Suspension: Hydraulic shock absorption for city roads.
• Colours: Black for male students, pink for female students, as reported.
• Free extras: Every bike comes with a free helmet and a safety rod.

What the Bike Costs the Student

• Full price: Rs 199,000 per bike.
• Government subsidy: Rs 90,000 capital subsidy paid by the Punjab government.
• Student share: Rs 109,000, repaid by the student.
• Monthly instalment: Rs 3,028 per month for 36 months.
• Markup: 0% for the student; the government bears the interest cost.
• Other costs covered: Insurance, registration and token tax are borne by the government, and no down payment is required.
• Ownership note: Scheme guidance states the bike cannot be sold while the loan is running.

What Is Still Not Announced

• Brand or model name: Not announced; no manufacturer has been named for the Phase 2 allotment.
• Range per charge: Not listed in the public specification sheet, so no kilometre figure from unofficial pages should be trusted.
• Charging time: Not published in the official specifications either.
• Choice of model: No official model-choice process has been announced, because only one specification sheet exists.
• Colour choice: Colours are reported by gender (black and pink); no option to pick a different colour has been announced.

How Winners Will Learn Their Allotted Bike

• Portal first: Winners check their status by logging in to bikes.punjab.gov.pk, the portal used for applications.
• Balloting: Balloting for 100,000 bikes is reported for 4 November 2026; confirm this reported date on the portal before acting on it.
• Distribution: Distribution is reported from 5 November 2026, again to be confirmed on the portal.
• Bank verification: After selection, winners complete Bank of Punjab verification before the bike is handed over.
• Dealer handover: The allotted bike, helmet and safety rod are collected from the dealer after verification.
• Helpline: For allotment questions, the reported Bank of Punjab helpline is 042-111-333-267; never pay an agent promising a particular brand or faster delivery.

Contact and Helpline Details

Conclusion

Phase 2 winners are getting one standard 2026 electric scooty: a 1,000W motor, a 72V 30Ah LiFePO4 battery, 50–55 km/h top speed, and a free helmet and safety rod, for Rs 3,028 a month after the Rs 90,000 subsidy. Until the portal names a manufacturer, any brand name attached to the scheme is a rumour. Winners should watch their portal login, not social media lists, for the allotment that counts.

FAQs

Which bike model will Phase 2 winners get?
A 2026 electric scooty built to the official specification sheet (1,000W motor, 72V 30Ah LiFePO4 battery, 50–55 km/h). No brand or model name has been announced.

What is the top speed?
50–55 km/h, as officially listed.

How far does it go on one charge?
The range per charge is not published in the public specification sheet, so no kilometre figure from unofficial pages should be trusted.

How much will I pay every month?
Rs 3,028 a month for 36 months, at 0% markup, after the Rs 90,000 government subsidy on the Rs 199,000 price.

When will I know my allotment?
Balloting is reported for 4 November 2026 and distribution from 5 November 2026. Both are reported, not officially confirmed, so confirm them on bikes.punjab.gov.pk.

Can I choose a different brand or colour?
No official choice process has been announced. Colours are reported by gender: black for male students and pink for female students.