Yadea has officially added another premium electric scooter to its growing lineup in Pakistan with the launch of the Yadea GT70 Cyber. Unlike many entry-level electric scooters designed mainly for short urban trips, the GT70 brings a larger battery, stronger motor, higher ground clearance and a more aggressive adventure-inspired design.
The new Yadea GT70 is available in Pakistan with single- and dual-battery configurations, with prices starting from Rs. 479,000. The dual-battery version is priced at Rs. 579,000 and is aimed at riders who want substantially more range from an electric scooter.
Yadea has also started accepting bookings. The booking amount is Rs. 100,000, while deliveries are expected to begin after September 15, 2026.
Yadea GT70 Price in Pakistan
The GT70 is positioned above Yadea’s more affordable commuter scooters, and its pricing reflects the larger battery and additional equipment.
| Variant | Battery | Price in Pakistan |
|---|---|---|
| Yadea GT70 Single Battery | 72V 50Ah LFP | Rs. 479,000 |
| Yadea GT70 Dual Battery | 72V 50Ah + 72V 30Ah LFP | Rs. 579,000 |
The second battery effectively adds around Rs. 100,000 to the price. Current Pakistan launch reports list the single-battery model at Rs. 479,000 and the dual-battery model at Rs. 579,000.
Yadea GT70 Booking and Delivery in Pakistan
Yadea has started taking bookings for the GT70 in Pakistan.
- Booking amount: Rs. 100,000
- Single-battery price: Rs. 479,000
- Dual-battery price: Rs. 579,000
- Expected deliveries: After September 15, 2026
The booking and delivery information was reported following a GT70 display event at Sitara Auto Impex on Akbar Road, Saddar, Karachi. Customers interested in booking the scooter should confirm the final delivery date, available colour and payment terms directly with an authorised Yadea dealer before making the booking payment.
Yadea GT70 Motor and Performance
The GT70 uses a 2,000W electric motor. Pakistan launch reports put its claimed top speed at 65 km/h.
That makes the GT70 considerably more performance-oriented than many basic electric scooters in Pakistan, which are primarily designed around lower-speed city commuting.
With its larger body and stronger motor, the GT70 is aimed at riders who want an electric scooter that feels more capable on busy urban roads rather than simply replacing a small petrol scooter for short trips.
Yadea GT70 Battery and Range
The standard GT70 uses a 72V 50Ah LFP battery, giving it approximately 3.6 kWh of battery capacity.
Yadea also offers an additional 72V 30Ah LFP battery. With both batteries installed, the total capacity rises to approximately 5.76 kWh.
| Configuration | Battery Capacity | Claimed Range |
|---|---|---|
| Single Battery | 72V 50Ah LFP — approx. 3.6 kWh | About 110 km |
| Dual Battery | 72V 50Ah + 72V 30Ah LFP — approx. 5.76 kWh | About 170 km |
The approximately 110 km figure for the standard version is reported under WMTC testing, while the additional battery increases the Pakistan-reported claimed range to around 170 km. These are claimed figures; actual range will depend on speed, rider weight, passenger/load, traffic, road conditions, temperature and riding style.
Why the LFP Battery Matters
The GT70 uses lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery technology. LFP batteries are increasingly being used in electric vehicles because of their durability and thermal characteristics.
For Pakistan, battery performance in hot weather is an especially important consideration. However, buyers should still follow Yadea’s recommended charging and storage practices, particularly during periods of extreme summer temperatures.
GT70 Gets a Bigger, More Rugged Design
The GT70 looks significantly different from conventional small electric scooters.
Its design has an ADV-inspired appearance, with a larger body, sharp front styling, chunky panels and a more substantial road presence.
This gives the GT70 a more motorcycle-like appearance while retaining the convenience of a scooter.
The design could appeal particularly to Pakistani riders who want an EV but do not want something that looks like a basic low-speed commuter scooter.
Ground Clearance for Pakistani Roads
One of the GT70’s useful specifications for Pakistan is its 150 mm ground clearance.
With speed breakers, uneven patches and damaged road surfaces common in many Pakistani cities, additional ground clearance can be more useful in everyday riding than it might appear on a specification sheet.
The scooter also uses 12-inch wheels, with a reported 90/90-12 front tyre and 100/80-12 rear tyre.
Front and Rear Disc Brakes
The Yadea GT70 comes with disc brakes at both the front and rear.
This is an important upgrade for a scooter capable of reaching 65 km/h, particularly when riding in busy Pakistani traffic where sudden braking can be required.
The combination of dual disc brakes, larger 12-inch wheels and the GT70’s larger chassis gives it a more substantial setup than many entry-level electric scooters.
Smart TFT Display and Technology
The GT70 also moves beyond the basic digital displays found on many affordable electric scooters.
Pakistan launch coverage lists a digital TFT display with navigation support. The broader GT70 platform also includes connected features such as Bluetooth and smartphone-related functionality in markets where the full connected package is offered.
This gives the GT70 a more premium technology package and helps separate it from basic electric scooters that focus primarily on motor, battery and simple instrumentation.
Yadea GT70 Specifications at a Glance
| Specification | Yadea GT70 Cyber |
|---|---|
| Motor | 2,000W |
| Top Speed | 65 km/h claimed |
| Standard Battery | 72V 50Ah LFP |
| Standard Battery Capacity | Approx. 3.6 kWh |
| Optional Battery | 72V 30Ah LFP |
| Total Dual-Battery Capacity | Approx. 5.76 kWh |
| Standard Claimed Range | Approx. 110 km |
| Dual-Battery Claimed Range | Approx. 170 km |
| Brakes | Front & rear disc |
| Wheels | 12-inch |
| Front Tyre | 90/90-12 |
| Rear Tyre | 100/80-12 |
| Ground Clearance | 150 mm |
| Length | 2,080 mm |
| Width | 715 mm |
| Height | 1,175 mm |
| Display | Digital TFT |
The specifications above reflect the figures currently reported for the Pakistan-market GT70.
Single Battery or Dual Battery: Which One Should You Buy?
The biggest decision for GT70 buyers is likely to be whether the extra Rs. 100,000 for the dual-battery version is worthwhile.
GT70 Single Battery — Rs. 479,000
The single-battery model offers a claimed range of around 110 km. For someone whose daily commute is relatively short, this may already be more than enough.
For example, a rider travelling 30–40 km per day could potentially complete several commuting trips before needing to recharge, although actual usable range will depend on riding conditions.
GT70 Dual Battery — Rs. 579,000
The dual-battery version makes more sense for riders who regularly cover longer distances or simply want more flexibility between charging sessions.
The additional battery increases the claimed range to approximately 170 km in Pakistan-market reporting, making the GT70 considerably more practical for high-mileage daily use.
For most city commuters, the single-battery version may offer better value. For riders covering long daily distances, the dual-battery model is the more compelling choice.
What About Real-World Range in Pakistan?
This is where buyers should be careful with the headline range figure.
The advertised 110 km and 170 km figures are not guarantees of how far the scooter will travel in every situation. Higher speeds, heavy traffic, carrying a passenger, frequent acceleration, steep roads and extreme temperatures can all reduce range.
Pakistan’s hot summer conditions are another factor worth considering. Riders should expect real-world range to differ from laboratory or standardised test figures.
For EVDecisions, we recommend treating the claimed range as a reference point rather than assuming that you will always achieve it in everyday Pakistani traffic.
Is the Yadea GT70 Worth Rs. 479,000?
The GT70 is not competing directly with Pakistan’s cheapest electric scooters.
At Rs. 479,000, it is a premium purchase. But the scooter offers considerably more than a basic electric commuter: a 2,000W motor, 65 km/h claimed top speed, LFP battery, dual-disc brakes, larger 12-inch wheels, 150 mm ground clearance, TFT display and the option of a second battery.
That makes the GT70 interesting for buyers who want to move away from petrol motorcycles without stepping down to a low-speed, entry-level electric scooter.
GT70 vs Petrol Motorcycle: What Should Pakistani Buyers Consider?
The biggest advantage of the GT70 is not simply its electric motor. It is the possibility of significantly reducing day-to-day energy and maintenance costs.
Electric scooters do not require engine oil, oil filters, spark plugs or many of the mechanical components found in conventional petrol motorcycles.
However, the purchase price is considerably higher than many popular petrol motorcycles in Pakistan. Buyers should therefore calculate their expected annual mileage, home electricity cost, charging availability and long-term ownership period before deciding.
The GT70 makes the most financial sense for riders who travel frequently enough to benefit from lower running costs.
What Pakistani Buyers Should Check Before Booking
- Confirm whether you are buying the single- or dual-battery version.
- Get the complete price and booking terms in writing.
- Confirm the expected delivery date with the authorised dealer.
- Ask what battery and vehicle warranty is included.
- Confirm the availability and cost of the additional battery.
- Check whether the navigation and connected features are active on the Pakistan-market version.
- Ask about spare parts and after-sales support in your city.
- Take a test ride before making the final payment if possible.
Yadea GT70 Delivery: What We Know So Far
As of the latest available Pakistan reports, bookings are open with a Rs. 100,000 booking amount, and deliveries are expected to begin after September 15, 2026.
Because this is a newly launched model, buyers should confirm the exact delivery schedule with their authorised dealer before booking. Initial deliveries can vary depending on city, stock and the selected battery configuration.
Our Verdict
The Yadea GT70 Cyber is one of the more interesting electric scooters to arrive in Pakistan in 2026.
Its biggest strengths are the combination of a 2,000W motor, 65 km/h claimed top speed, LFP battery, 110 km standard claimed range and up to 170 km claimed range with the additional battery.
The 150 mm ground clearance and dual-disc brakes are also practical additions for Pakistani roads, while the TFT display and modern styling give it a more premium feel.
The biggest drawback is price. At Rs. 479,000, the GT70 costs substantially more than basic electric scooters and competes with some petrol motorcycles that are deeply established in Pakistan.
But for someone who wants a premium electric scooter with genuine performance, longer range and a larger road presence, the GT70 deserves a place on the shortlist.
Our pick: The single-battery GT70 looks like the better value for most urban commuters, while the dual-battery version makes more sense for high-mileage riders who can justify the additional Rs. 100,000.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of the Yadea GT70 in Pakistan?
The Yadea GT70 starts at Rs. 479,000 for the single-battery version. The dual-battery version is priced at Rs. 579,000.
How much is the Yadea GT70 booking amount?
The reported booking amount is Rs. 100,000 for either configuration.
When will Yadea GT70 deliveries start in Pakistan?
Current dealer information says deliveries are expected to begin after September 15, 2026. Buyers should confirm their individual delivery schedule with the authorised dealer.
What is the range of the Yadea GT70?
The single-battery version has a claimed range of approximately 110 km, while the dual-battery version is reported at around 170 km in Pakistan. Actual range will vary depending on riding conditions.
What battery does the Yadea GT70 use?
The standard GT70 uses a 72V 50Ah LFP battery. An additional 72V 30Ah LFP battery is available for the extended-range configuration.
What is the top speed of the Yadea GT70?
The Pakistan-market GT70 is currently reported with a claimed top speed of 65 km/h.
Does the Yadea GT70 have disc brakes?
Yes. The GT70 has front and rear disc brakes.
Is the Yadea GT70 suitable for Pakistani roads?
Its 150 mm ground clearance, 12-inch wheels and dual-disc brakes make it reasonably well suited to urban Pakistani roads, although actual comfort and performance will depend on road conditions and riding style.
Final Word
Pakistan’s electric two-wheeler market is moving beyond simple low-speed commuters, and the Yadea GT70 is a good example of that shift.
With its larger battery, stronger motor, extended-range option and premium technology, the GT70 is targeting riders who want an EV without giving up performance or road presence.
At Rs. 479,000 for the standard version and Rs. 579,000 for the dual-battery model, it is not cheap—but for the right rider, it could be one of the more capable premium electric scooters currently available in Pakistan.
Thinking about buying the Yadea GT70? Compare it with other electric bikes and scooters available in Pakistan before making your decision.