LAHORE, November 8, 2026: United Motorcycles has launched the Bullet Max electric motorcycle in Pakistan, expanding its electric two-wheeler lineup with a new model priced at Rs315,000 and equipped with a larger lithium battery.
The United Bullet Max features a 2,000-watt electric motor and a conventional motorcycle design, offering an alternative to the step-through electric scooters increasingly available in Pakistan.
The new model targets commuters looking to reduce petrol expenses while retaining the familiar riding position and appearance of a traditional motorcycle.
According to the company’s launch announcement, the Bullet Max will be available in red and black.
United Bullet Max price and specifications
United has announced a special introductory price of Rs315,000 for the Bullet Max.
The motorcycle comes with a 76.8V, 40Ah lithium battery and an 18-month or 18,000-kilometre warranty.
| Specification | United Bullet Max |
|---|---|
| Price in Pakistan | Rs315,000 |
| Electric motor | 2,000W |
| Battery type | Lithium |
| Battery rating | 76.8V, 40Ah |
| Calculated battery capacity | Approximately 3.07 kWh |
| Warranty | 18 months / 18,000 km |
| Available colours | Red and black |
The manufacturer has not yet disclosed the motorcycle’s official riding range, maximum speed or charging time.
These details will be important for buyers comparing the Bullet Max with other electric motorcycles and petrol-powered commuter bikes.
Larger battery than the existing Electric Bullet
The Bullet Max introduces a larger battery compared with United’s existing Electric Bullet motorcycle.
The standard Electric Bullet uses a 72V, 30Ah lithium battery paired with a 2,000W motor.
In comparison, the Bullet Max features a 76.8V, 40Ah battery while retaining the same motor power rating.
The increased battery capacity provides more stored energy, which could improve the motorcycle’s riding range under comparable conditions.
However, the actual distance achievable on a single charge will depend on factors such as rider weight, speed, road conditions and battery efficiency.
United has not released official range figures for the new model.
Electric motorcycle designed for daily commuting
Unlike many electric scooters, the United Bullet Max maintains the appearance and riding layout of a conventional commuter motorcycle.
This design could appeal to Pakistani riders accustomed to petrol-powered motorcycles who want to switch to electric mobility without adopting a scooter-style platform.
Electric motorcycles also offer potential savings on fuel and routine engine maintenance because they do not require petrol, engine oil changes or several other services associated with combustion engines.
However, buyers must also consider electricity costs, battery replacement expenses, charging arrangements and the availability of after-sales support.
At Rs315,000, the Bullet Max enters a competitive segment where consumers may compare its long-term operating costs with those of conventional 125cc motorcycles.
United expands electric motorcycle lineup
United has been expanding its electric vehicle portfolio as demand for alternative transport options grows in Pakistan.
The company’s existing electric lineup includes the Electric Bullet motorcycle and several electric scooters, including the Cheetah, Sharp Premium Max, Smart Pro and Classy Max.
The introduction of the Bullet Max strengthens United’s presence in the electric motorcycle category while offering buyers a model with increased battery capacity.
The launch also reflects the wider shift towards electric two-wheelers as manufacturers respond to changing consumer preferences and concerns over petrol expenses.
For prospective buyers, the Bullet Max’s larger battery and conventional motorcycle design are notable features, although its practical appeal will depend on verified riding range, charging performance and long-term ownership costs.