Airlink Enters Pakistan’s EV Market with New AirV Electric Bike Brand
Airlink Enters Pakistan’s Electric Vehicle Market with AirV Electric Bike Brand
Air Link Communication Limited (Airlink) has expanded into Pakistan’s electric vehicle (EV) market with the launch of AirV, a new electric bike brand featuring 11 models across six different series.
According to the company, the new lineup caters to a wide range of customer preferences, commuting needs and riding applications. The electric bikes come with technology-driven features, including cruise control, regenerative battery technology, NFC functionality and anti-theft systems. Selected models offer lithium battery options and a driving range of up to 200 kilometres.
AirV Electric Bikes to Be Manufactured in Lahore
Airlink had previously informed the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) that the electric bike project was being developed at its manufacturing facility in the Sundar Green Special Economic Zone (SGSEZ) in Lahore.
Group CEO Muzaffar Hayat Paracha told Business Recorder that the company would bring its manufacturing capacity into operation in phases.
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He added that Airlink aims to localise nearly 95 percent of production over the next two to three years, gradually reducing dependence on imported components.
Airlink Plans Buy-Now-Pay-Later Options for AirV Bikes
The company also plans to use its Airfin financing service to introduce buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) facilities for customers purchasing AirV electric bikes.
The financing option is expected to make electric mobility more accessible by allowing customers to purchase bikes through flexible payment arrangements.
Airlink Chairman Highlights Pakistan’s Electric Mobility Potential
Speaking at the launch ceremony, Airlink Chairman Aslam Hayat Piracha said AirV aims to make modern, reliable and technology-driven mobility more accessible and affordable.
He said the company intends to contribute to Pakistan’s growing electric vehicle ecosystem through local manufacturing, technological advancement and sustainable business practices.
Paracha described the launch as another milestone in Airlink’s journey of innovation and business diversification, adding that the company sees considerable potential in Pakistan’s transition towards electric mobility.
Pakistan’s Electric Bike Market Gains Momentum
Pakistan’s electric vehicle industry is gaining traction, supported by government policies, growing environmental awareness and rising fuel costs.
However, the sector continues to face challenges, including infrastructure development, affordability, battery technology and the need for a reliable local supply chain.
Airlink’s entry into the electric bike market, along with its localisation plans, represents another development in Pakistan’s evolving electric mobility sector.
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