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eSawaari, Pakistan’s first EV marketplace
Karachi

Listings are for Karachi for now.

Electric bikes on installments

Updated 6 Nov 2026

There are three ways to pay monthly. Some bank credit cards offer 0% plans for 3 to 12 months. Banks offer bike finance over longer periods, usually with a markup or profit rate. And the government's PAVE scheme takes Rs 50,000 off with 0% markup through a bank, once registration opens. eSawaari doesn't lend money. We show how to estimate a payment and send you to the bank.

Plans we know of

Offers change often. We only list a bank plan here after we've checked it in the last 30 days with a source and date. Right now we haven't verified a current card or bank plan for the bikes we list, so we don't show Alfalah, Meezan or Qist Bazaar rows as if they were live.

PlanForTermsStatus
Pay in fullAny listed bikeCash or transfer to the dealerAvailable now
PAVE scheme (government)Approved bikes onlyRs 50,000 off, 0% markup through a bank, 20% down, up to 2 yearsPhase 2 registration not open yet

Ask the bank for the final terms before you sign. See the PAVE guide for Phase 2 status.

Work out your monthly payment

Pick a bike and a type of plan to see roughly what you'd pay each month. For bank finance, enter the rate the bank quoted you — we don't invent a default rate.

Example: Yadea GT30, Rs 194,000

On a 6-month 0% card plan, that's about Rs 32,334 a month, plus any processing fee. On bank finance with 20% down (Rs 38,800) at an example rate of 18% a year over 12 months, it's about Rs 14,229 a month. You'd pay about Rs 209,548 in total, about Rs 15,548 more than cash. (18% is an example to show the maths, not a rate any bank has quoted.)

FAQ

Qiston par electric bike mil sakti hai?
Yes. Some bank credit cards offer 0% plans, banks offer bike finance, and the PAVE scheme offers 0% markup through a bank once registration opens. Each has its own conditions.
Is a 0% plan really free?
The markup is 0%, but banks usually charge a processing fee and taxes. Ask for the total before you agree.
Can I get an electric scooty on installments without a credit card?
Yes, through bank finance or a buy-now-pay-later company. You'll need a CNIC and proof of income, and the bank decides.
Does eSawaari give loans?
No. We only show how to estimate payments and connect you with the bank or dealer.

Sources for scheme background: Pakistan Observer, 23 Jul 2026; Bloom Pakistan, 11 Mar 2026; EVFinder PAVE page, checked 21 Oct 2026; TechJuice, 15 Sep 2025.