MS Jaguar Miso 3-W

Motor and battery

The MS Jaguar Miso 3-W is a three-wheeled version of the retro Miso scooter. It uses a multi-mode 800–1000W BLDC motor and a 72V/32Ah Graphene battery, which MS Jaguar says gives up to 80 km per charge, 10 km more than the two-wheel Miso. Top speed is 45 km/h. The official charging figure is unclear: the specification table says a full charge takes 7 hours, while the brochure and FAQ say about 5–6 hours from a household socket.

Size and practicality

The main reason to choose this model is stability. MS Jaguar says the extra wheel improves balance at low speeds, at stops and when parked, which can help new riders, older riders or anyone who finds a normal scooter hard to hold upright. MS Jaguar markets it to families and female riders, as it does the two-wheel Miso. It keeps the Miso’s compact retro frame and low seat, rides on 10-inch alloy rims and uses a front disc brake. MS Jaguar has not published the rear brake type, dimensions, weight or load capacity, so check these at a dealer before you buy.

Equipment

Equipment is the same as on the other MS Jaguar scooters: cruise control, reverse mode, NFC card access, park mode, an anti-theft system, a USB charging port and a sports mode. There is a single version, offered in Blush Pink, Cream White and Deep Black at one price of Rs 228,000. Because the Miso 3-W shares its motor, top speed and feature list with the two-wheel Miso, the extra money pays mainly for the third wheel and the larger 72V/32Ah battery.

Warranty

The Graphene battery has an 18-month warranty and the motor has a 24-month warranty, supported by the MS Jaguar dealer network for servicing and genuine parts. There is no LFP battery option on this model, so the longer 3-year battery warranty offered on LFP versions of the Bolt and M1 does not apply here. MS Jaguar says its network has more than 80 authorised dealers across Pakistan.

Which one to buy

MS Jaguar calls the Miso 3-W the most affordable three-wheeler on the market. That is the company’s own claim, and it is worth comparing prices yourself. In our opinion, the Miso 3-W is worth its Rs 70,000 premium over the two-wheel Miso only if stability is the top priority, for example for a rider who feels nervous on two wheels. Confident riders can get similar or longer range for less money from the Bolt Graphene (80 km, Rs 174,000) or the M1 Graphene (90 km, Rs 204,000).