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Vlektra upgrades its flagship E-Bike with 2000W motor & bold design

Vlektra upgrades its flagship E-Bike with 2000W motor & bold design

Web Desk June 26, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Web Desk: Vlektra has unleashed an even more powerful version of its popular electric motorcycle, promising enhanced performance and a striking new look while maintaining its impressive range.

Karachi: Electric vehicle enthusiasts have something new to cheer about as Vlektra introduces the Velocity 180 Special Edition, an upgraded version of its popular long-range electric motorcycle. While it keeps the impressive 180-kilometer range on a single charge that riders love, this new model boasts significant improvements in both power and style.

The heart of the Velocity 180 Special Edition is its more robust 2000W BLDC motor, a notable leap from the standard model's 1500W hub motor. This upgrade translates directly into a thrilling ride, pushing the top speed to a zippy 85 km/h (up from 65 km/h) and boosting torque from 100 Nm to a more commanding 120 Nm.

Beyond raw power, Vlektra has focused on rider experience and safety. The Special Edition now features dual disc brakes on both the front and rear wheels, providing superior stopping power. It also comes equipped with tubeless tires for added convenience and reliability.

Riders will appreciate the flexibility offered by three distinct ride modes, along with reverse assistance for easier maneuvering. Even charging has seen a minor improvement, with the Special Edition reaching a full charge in just 3.5 hours using a 10 Amp AC charger, a slight edge over the standard model's 4 hours.

Both the original and Special Edition models share the reliable 72V 36Ah lithium iron phosphate battery that ensures their extensive range. However, the Special Edition distinctly stands out with its eye-catching blazing red color scheme, giving it a bolder presence on the road.

For those eager to get their hands on this upgraded electric ride, the Velocity 180 Special Edition is available at an introductory price of Rupees. 375,000. Bookings are now open with an initial down payment of Rupees. 50,000.

 

 

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