Punjab E-Bike Distribution 5 November 2026 – How Selected Students Will Collect Their Bike from Dealer

Punjab E-Bike distribution is scheduled to start from 5 November 2026. Only students selected in the balloting on 4 November 2026 will be able to collect a bike in this phase.
Collection will take place through dealers after verification is complete. Students should not visit a dealer before they receive official distribution instructions.
This guide explains who can collect, what documents to carry, and how the dealer handover works step by step. All distribution details must be confirmed on the official portal, bikes.punjab.gov.pk.

Who Can Collect a Bike from 5 November 2026?
Only students whose names appear in the winner list after the 4 November 2026 balloting can collect a bike. Selection through PITB e-balloting is the first requirement.
Selected students must also complete Bank of Punjab verification. Verification confirms that the applicant details match the official record.
One bike per family is allowed under the scheme. If a family already has a selected member, another member cannot collect a second bike in this phase.
Teachers on the separate track follow their own process at ptf.punjab.gov.pk. This guide covers the main student dealer collection process.
When and Where Will Distribution Take Place?
Distribution starts from 5 November 2026. It does not mean every winner collects on 5 November itself, because dealer collection is organised in stages.
Each selected student will be linked to a dealer as per the official process. The dealer name and location will be shared through the official channel for that student.
Students should wait for their own dealer message or portal update before travelling. Visiting the wrong dealer or visiting too early can waste time.
Keep checking bikes.punjab.gov.pk for your personal distribution update. Do not follow dealer lists shared on unofficial pages.
E-Bike Distribution 5 November 2026 Key Facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Balloting date | 4 November 2026 |
| Distribution starts | 5 November 2026 |
| Total bikes | 100,000 |
| Application window | 5 September to 4 October 2026 |
| Registrations by 1 October 2026 | 1,149,058, including 222,101 female applicants |
| Registrations by deadline | More than 1.3 million |
| Collection method | Through allotted dealer after verification |
| Verification | Bank of Punjab verification |
| Official portal | bikes.punjab.gov.pk |
How Selected Students Will Collect Their Bike from Dealer
The dealer collection process has clear stages. Understanding each stage in advance will make the visit smooth and quick.
- Check your balloting result on bikes.punjab.gov.pk after 4 November 2026.
- Complete Bank of Punjab verification as instructed for your case.
- Wait for your dealer allotment and collection message through the official channel.
- Note your dealer name, address, and collection date or time slot, if given.
- Visit only the allotted dealer on the given date with all required documents.
- Verify your identity and application details at the dealer counter.
- Check the bike, helmet, and safety rod before signing the handover papers.
- Complete the payment plan formalities as explained by the dealer.
- Attend the free two-day training as scheduled and collect your bike.
Do not skip verification or arrive without documents. An incomplete visit may mean a second trip to the dealer.
Documents Required for Dealer Collection
Carry original documents along with photocopies, if asked. The dealer will match your identity with the selected application record.
- Original CNIC of the selected student.
- Application reference or selection details from the official portal.
- Student proof, such as enrolment or institution details, if asked.
- Any verification message or letter shared through the official channel.
- Photocopies of CNIC and application details, if the dealer requests them.
If a document name or detail does not match, inform the dealer at once. Do not sign papers that show wrong personal details.
Keep a copy of every paper you sign at the dealer. These copies are useful for future payment and service queries.
What Will You Receive at the Dealer?
Each selected student receives one electric bike under the scheme. The bike colour is pink for girls and black for boys.
A free helmet is included with the bike. A free safety rod is also provided for rider safety.
A free two-day training session is part of the package. Training helps new riders learn safe handling, charging, and basic care of the electric bike.
Students should check the helmet size and safety rod at the time of handover. Report any missing item to the dealer before leaving the showroom.
E-Bike Price, Subsidy and Monthly Instalment
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Total bike price | Rs 199,000 |
| Government subsidy | Rs 90,000 |
| Amount paid by student | Rs 109,000 |
| Payment period | 36 months |
| Monthly instalment | Rs 3,028 per month |
| Markup | 0% |
| Down payment | None required |
The government covers insurance, markup, and registration costs. This is why the student pays only the fixed monthly instalment.
Confirm your instalment start date and payment method at the dealer. Keep every payment receipt safe for your record.
Do not pay any extra dealer fee unless it is shown in the official process. Ask for a written receipt for any amount you pay.
Bike Handover Checklist Before You Leave the Dealer
- Check that the bike colour matches your allotment, pink for girls and black for boys.
- Check the bike body, lights, brakes, tyres, and charging cable.
- Confirm the helmet and safety rod are handed over with the bike.
- Confirm your name, CNIC, and bike details on the handover papers.
- Ask how to charge the bike and how far it runs on a full charge.
- Ask about the training date, time, and venue for the two-day session.
- Take the dealer contact details for after-sales help.
Do not rush the checklist, even if the dealer is busy. A careful check at handover prevents problems later.
Free Two-Day Training for Selected Students
Training is free for selected students under the scheme. It runs for two days and focuses on safe riding.
Students learn road safety, helmet use, and safe charging habits during training. Basic bike care and handling are also covered.
Attend training on the date given by the dealer or official channel. Training helps students ride with confidence from the first day.
If you miss a training slot, contact the dealer through the official channel at once. Do not assume a new date without confirmation.
What If You Cannot Collect on Your Given Date?
If you cannot visit the dealer on the given date, contact the official channel or dealer in advance. Explain the reason and ask for the next available step.
Do not send another person to collect the bike without official permission. The bike is allotted to the selected student after identity verification.
If your dealer message is delayed, keep checking bikes.punjab.gov.pk. Distribution from 5 November 2026 is organised in stages, so some students may be called later.
Never pay an agent to move your collection date forward. Collection order is set by the official process, not by payment.
Common Problems at Dealer Collection and How to Avoid Them
- Visiting a dealer without an official allotment message.
- Carrying an expired or mismatched CNIC.
- Signing papers without reading the bike and payment details.
- Leaving without the helmet, safety rod, or training details.
- Paying an unofficial fee without a written receipt.
Prepare documents the night before your visit. Arrive on time and keep your selection details on your phone as well as on paper.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I collect my E-Bike on 5 November 2026 itself?
Distribution starts from 5 November 2026, but collection is organised in stages. Collect only when your dealer allotment and date are confirmed officially.
Do I need to pay a down payment at the dealer?
No down payment is required under the scheme. The student pays Rs 109,000 over 36 months at Rs 3,028 per month, with 0% markup.
Which dealer will give me the bike?
Your allotted dealer will be shared through the official channel. Do not visit a dealer until your allotment is confirmed.
What colour bike will I get?
The bike colour is pink for girls and black for boys under this scheme. Confirm your allotted colour at the dealer.
Is training compulsory?
A free two-day training session is part of the scheme. Attend it on the scheduled date to learn safe riding and charging.

Conclusion
Dealer collection from 5 November 2026 is the final step after balloting and verification. Selected students who follow the official steps will collect smoothly.
Check your result on bikes.punjab.gov.pk, complete verification, visit only your allotted dealer with complete documents, and check the bike before signing. With the helmet, safety rod, and free training included, the scheme gives students a complete and safe start.


