The nation’s exorbitant gasoline prices and the current economic climate are the main causes of the Evee C1’s popularity.
The Evee C1 is an electric scooter made by Pakistan startup Evee Electric that is less expensive than traditional motorcycles like the Honda CD 70 or Honda CG 125. The business shared several details and some images of the Evee C1 electric scooter along with the announcement on their Facebook page.
The nation’s exorbitant gasoline prices and the current economic climate are the main causes of the Evee C1’s popularity. Additionally, the country’s lack of petroleum products makes everything worse because people can’t find fuel or have to wait in long lines at gas stations.
For the past few days, Evee Electric has teased the Made-in-Pakistan EV scooter on their social media accounts in an effort to generate buzz. They have been very successful, as people have begun talking about the Evee C1 electric scooter.
The 60V 20aH lead-acid battery that powers the Made-in-Pakistan Evee C1 electric scooter has a 1,200W powerful motor and is advertised to have up to 550 charging cycles. Additionally, the car charges in just 6-7 hours, offers a 50–60 km range, and has a top speed of 55 km/h.
The full list of specifications includes the following: 100% Electric, 1200W Powerful Motor, 60V 20Ah Lead Dry Acid Battery, Up to 550 Charging Cycles, Max Speed of 55km/h, Range of 50-60 km, Anti-Theft Alarm, Reverse Gear, Hub Magnetic Coil/30, Size (1860x780x1160 mm), Charging Time of 6-7 Hours, 12 Tube Vector Controller, Disk Brake, Tire 90/90-10, Colorful Display Meter, and Lo
Three colours are offered for the electric scooter made in Pakistan: Ruby Red, Ivory White, and Midnight Blue. The made-in-Pakistan EV scooter Evee C1 costs Rs. 175,000 in Pakistan, making it more affordable than bikes like the Honda CD 70 and Honda CG 125.
This makes it an attractive option for many users who don’t need a lot of mileage every day. The Evee C1 is an electric scooter, so it is completely fuel-free, and its 50–60 km range is sufficient for most city dwellers.