Super Star EV Scooters Price in Pakistan: 8 Models

Super Star has widened its electric scooter lineup in Pakistan to eight models, with listed prices from Rs. 110,000 to Rs. 270,000, according to a source report at The range gives buyers two clear paths: lower-priced graphene scooters for short city rides, and pricier lithium models for riders who want longer claimed range and a longer warranty.

For many Pakistani riders, the main question is simple: which scooter is enough for a daily office run, school drop, or short urban commute without paying for more than needed?

Super Star EV scooter prices at a glance

The source report says the listed range figures are claimed figures and can change with riding mode, load, road conditions, and other real-world factors.

What the cheaper graphene models offer

At the entry point is the Pigeon, priced at Rs. 110,000. It uses a 400W motor and is aimed at short city trips, not long daily runs. For riders who want a bit more strength and comfort, the Mini costs Rs. 145,000 and adds a 500W motor, slightly higher speed, and a rear box for daily use.

The Remu Plus and Remu Pro Plus sit in the middle of the graphene range at Rs. 180,000 and Rs. 190,000. Both use 1,000W motors and give buyers a step up in claimed range and road usability. For readers trying to move away from petrol commuting without crossing into a higher price band, these may be the most practical choices.

Why lithium models cost more

The lithium scooters start at Rs. 195,000 with the Smart Lithium and go up to Rs. 270,000 for the S-100. The main selling point here is not only the battery type but also the warranty. Lithium models list a three-year or 10,000 km warranty, while graphene models are listed with 18 months and either 6,000 km or 10,000 km, depending on model.

The Smart Lithium is the bridge model in this lineup. The source report places it close to the top graphene scooter in price, but with a lithium battery and a claimed range of up to 80–85 km. The S-100 is the most expensive scooter in the range and also the most powerful, with a 1,500W motor, 12-inch tyres, front and rear disc brakes, and traction control.

For readers comparing this with the broader EV market, our background guide on electric vehicles in Pakistan explains how charging, range, and ownership costs shape buyer decisions.

Which model fits which rider?

If the daily ride is short and budget is tight, the Pigeon or Mini is the safer buy. If the goal is to get a stronger scooter without going over Rs. 200,000, the Remu Plus or Remu Pro Plus makes more sense. Buyers who want the longer lithium warranty may prefer the Smart Lithium or Remu Lithium. The S-100 is best left for riders who want the strongest spec sheet and can afford the premium price.

Before booking, buyers should still confirm dealer stock, registration needs, charging setup, and what exactly is covered under the battery, charger, controller, and motor warranty. The source report also says Super Star claims nationwide support and parts availability, but that should still be checked directly with the dealer. For background, read our earlier coverage: Jolta JE-125L vs Super Star Shark: Which Wins?.

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