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Meet the Yadea Epoc H, an electric scooter designed to bring everyday practicality with a modern touch.
This model, officially available in Pakistan under the Yadea brand, is priced at Rs. 350,000, and comes in black, green, and grey color options.

Under the seat, it carries a 72-volt, 38-ampere graphene-based lead-acid battery—a total capacity of around 2.7 kilowatt-hours.
It consumes about 3 units of electricity per full charge, which takes 6 to 8 hours, and can deliver up to 125 kilometers of range in Eco mode.

The Yadea BLDC hub motor produces 2000 watts of rated power and can peak at 3200 watts, giving the scooter a top speed of 70 kilometers per hour.
The regenerative braking system adds a little extra efficiency, while disc brakes on both front and rear wheels ensure solid stopping power.

In terms of comfort, the Epoc H features telescopic front suspension and spring-type rear shocks.
It offers cruise control, a digital display, and even keyless entry with remote start for added convenience.

Other practical touches include side stand sensor, parking mode, and a central locking system.
Lighting is another highlight — with triple projection headlights, DRLs, and hazard lights, ensuring good visibility day and night.

While it doesn’t feature ABS or traction control, it still provides reliable braking and road grip with 12-inch tires and decent ground clearance of around 5 to 6 inches.

The battery comes with a 24-month warranty or 20,000 kilometers, which gives peace of mind for everyday use.

Overall, the Yadea Epoc H stands out as a comfortable and feature-rich urban commuter scooter.
It’s ideal for daily city rides, short to medium commutes, and delivery riders looking for a smooth and low-maintenance option.

If you live in a city like Karachi, Lahore, or Islamabad, where most rides are within 20–30 kilometers a day, the Yadea Epoc H offers a balance between range, power, and comfort — making it a smart, eco-friendly alternative to fuel bikes.