ISLAMABAD, November 8, 2026: Air Link Communication Limited has revealed the complete specifications of its AirV electric bike lineup in Pakistan, introducing 11 models with claimed riding ranges of 60 to 200 kilometres and top speeds reaching 80 kilometres per hour.
The newly introduced AirV range includes electric scooters, motorcycle-style models and utility-focused two-wheelers designed for daily commuters and commercial users. The company has disclosed battery capacities, motor specifications, riding ranges and maximum speeds, although official prices have yet to be announced.
The lineup comprises three Z-Wing variants, three Glide models, two XR motorcycles, and the Vortex Pro, Fleet and Racy.
AirV Z-Wing series specifications
The Z-Wing series includes three variants designed primarily for everyday commuting.
| Model | Battery | Motor | Claimed range | Top speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Z-Wing | 72V 29Ah Graphene | 1,200–1,600W | 80–90 km | 55 km/h |
| Z-Wing Pro | 76V 32Ah LFP | 1,200–1,600W | 90–100 km | 55 km/h |
| Z-Wing Max | 76V 38Ah LFP | 1,800–2,200W | 90–100 km | 60 km/h |
The standard Z-Wing uses a graphene battery, while the Pro and Max variants feature lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. The Max offers the highest motor output and top speed in the series.
AirV Glide series specifications
The Glide family offers three scooter-oriented variants with different battery capacities and motor configurations.
| Model | Battery | Motor | Claimed range | Top speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glide | 72V 26Ah Graphene | 1,000–1,200W | 80–85 km | 55 km/h |
| Glide Pro | 76V 32Ah LFP | 1,200–1,500W | 80–100 km | 55 km/h |
| Glide Max | 76V 38Ah LFP | 1,500–1,800W | 80–100 km | 60 km/h |
Both the Glide Pro and Glide Max use LFP batteries, while the standard Glide is equipped with a graphene battery.
AirV XR and XR GT offer higher speeds
The XR series targets riders seeking greater motor output and motorcycle-style performance.
| Model | Battery | Motor | Claimed range | Top speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XR | 76V 40Ah LFP | 2,500–3,000W | 80–90 km | 70 km/h |
| XR GT | 76V 50Ah LFP | 3,000–4,000W | 130–140 km | 80 km/h |
The XR GT is the fastest model in the AirV portfolio, offering a claimed top speed of 80 km/h and a riding range of up to 140 km.
Its motor output reaches 4,000 watts, making it the most powerful model in the announced range.
AirV Fleet delivers longest claimed range
The AirV Fleet stands out for its larger battery capacity and extended riding range, potentially making it suitable for delivery services and commercial operations.
| Model | Battery | Motor | Claimed range | Top speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fleet | 75V 64Ah LFP | 2,500–3,000W | 180–200 km | 65 km/h |
| Vortex Pro | 76V 48Ah LFP | 2,000–2,500W | 120–130 km | 60 km/h |
| Racy | 60V 30Ah LFP | 1,000–1,200W | 60–70 km | 45 km/h |
The Fleet offers the longest advertised range in the lineup at up to 200 km per charge.
The Vortex Pro provides a claimed range of up to 130 km, while the Racy is positioned as a lower-powered scooter for shorter urban journeys.
Actual riding ranges may vary depending on road conditions, rider weight, speed and battery usage.
Features and local manufacturing plans
AirV has highlighted several technologies across its electric two-wheeler portfolio, including regenerative battery technology, portable battery functionality, reverse mode, NFC, cruise control, anti-theft alarms and double indicators.
However, the availability of individual features may differ between models and variants.
Air Link has also indicated that its electric vehicle business will draw on the company’s existing manufacturing and distribution infrastructure in Pakistan.
Local assembly and an established distribution network could help address consumer concerns about spare parts, battery replacement, warranty coverage and after-sales services.
AirV electric bike prices in Pakistan
Despite revealing specifications for all 11 models, AirV has not announced official retail prices.
Pricing will be an important factor in determining how the new electric bikes compete with existing electric scooter brands and conventional petrol-powered motorcycles.
The Z-Wing and Glide series are expected to target everyday commuters, while the XR GT and Fleet offer different propositions for performance-oriented riders and commercial users.
With models covering multiple battery configurations, motor outputs and riding ranges, AirV is entering Pakistan’s electric two-wheeler market with a broad product portfolio.