Yadea’s Electric Bikes Get Green Light Under PAVE Scheme — What You Need to Know
In a major push toward cleaner transport, Eiffel Industries Ltd. (Yadea Pakistan) has added three of its popular electric bikes — Yadea M3H, Yadea T5L, and Yadea VELAX — into the government’s PAVE (Pakistan Electric Vehicle) Scheme. This move aims to make electric two-wheelers significantly more affordable for everyday riders.
Here’s everything new riders should know — benefits, how to apply, deadlines, and strategic implications.
What’s in It for You: Key Benefits
- Subsidy of Rs. 50,000
Buyers of any of the three eligible Yadea models will get this amount deducted via government support, lowering the entry cost. - Zero Down Payment + 0% Markup Installments
The scheme offers 24-month installment plans with zero markup and no upfront payment. - Extended Warranty Covers Long Use
The bikes come with combined warranty coverage: 36 months or 40,000 km under the scheme, plus an additional year or 10,000 km from Yadea. That’s a total of 4 years or 50,000 km protection. - Battery Standard
All models are fitted with Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO₄) batteries, offering better safety, thermal stability, and longer lifespan compared to older battery types. - Bonus Incentive
Yadea is also offering a special lucky draw for an Umrah trip for PAVE scheme applicants.
Models Included
- Yadea M3H
- Yadea T5L
- Yadea VELAX
These are the only models currently confirmed under the scheme.
How to Apply
| Step | What to Do |
|---|---|
| 1 | Go to the official PAVE portal or Yadea’s website. |
| 2 | Submit required documents (CNIC, proof of income/salary, bank details, driving license if applicable). |
| 3 | Apply before the deadline — September 30, 2025. |
| 4 | If demand exceeds the quota, a computerized drawing/balloting will decide successful applicants. |
Who Qualifies & What to Look Out For
- Clean Banking Record: Applicants should have no default history and must have a valid bank account.
- Reserved Quotas: Certain allocations are reserved for women, delivery riders, and residents of Balochistan.
- Selection Process: First come, first serve applies, but final approval may depend on balloting if applications exceed the quota.
Why This Matters (Beyond Just a Cheaper Bike)
- Reducing Petrol Dependency: Fuel prices are volatile — electric mobility helps avoid frequent hikes.
- Lower Operational Costs: Charging costs far less than fueling up, and with fewer moving parts, maintenance is minimal.
- Environmental Impact: More e-bikes mean fewer emissions and less noise pollution in cities.
- Market Growth for EVs: Incentives like PAVE boost infrastructure development, service centers, and consumer trust.
Things to Keep in Mind / Possible Challenges
- Range & Charging: Daily distance and charging access should match your needs.
- Warranty Conditions: Misuse, non-authorized repairs, or improper charging may void coverage.
- Resale Value: As EV technology evolves, resale could depend heavily on battery health.
- Infrastructure: Charging stations and service availability vary by city.
Quick Spec Snapshot (Yadea M3H Example)
- Price (before subsidy): ~ Rs. 234,900
- Price after subsidy: Rs. 184,900
- Installments (24 months, zero markup): ~ Rs. 8,333 per month
Other models like T5L and VELAX may have different price points and ranges.
Final Thoughts
The inclusion of Yadea’s electric bikes in the PAVE scheme is a big win — for riders, the environment, and the future of transport in Pakistan. With a Rs. 50,000 subsidy, 0% financing, extended warranty, and bonus incentives, going electric has never been more accessible.
For those considering the switch, now is the right time — just be sure to apply before the deadline and weigh your daily travel needs against what these e-bikes offer.
