MS Jaguar Miso

Motor and battery

The MS Jaguar Miso is powered by a multi-mode 800–1000W electric motor and a 60V/28Ah Graphene battery. MS Jaguar quotes a range of up to 70 km on a full charge and a top speed of 45 km/h, which puts it firmly in the city-commuter class rather than the highway class. A full charge takes about 5–6 hours from an ordinary household socket. The Miso is sold with the Graphene battery only, so it does not get the faster-charging LFP option that MS Jaguar offers on the Bolt and M1.

Size and practicality

MS Jaguar describes the Miso as a retro-styled scooter with compact proportions, a low seat height and light handling, designed for families, female riders and everyday urban trips. It rides on 10-inch alloy rims and stops with a front disc brake and a rear drum brake. The company has not published dimensions, weight, seat height, ground clearance or load capacity, so buyers who need these figures should check the scooter in person at a dealer before booking.

Equipment

The Miso comes in a single version, and its feature list matches the more expensive scooters in the range. It includes cruise control, reverse gear, NFC card access, a parking mode, an anti-theft system, a USB charging port for a phone and a sports riding mode. Three colours are offered, Blush Pink, Cream White and Deep Black, and all are listed at the same price of Rs 158,000.

Warranty and running costs

MS Jaguar covers the Miso battery for 18 months and the motor for 24 months. Service, warranty claims and genuine parts are handled through the company’s dealer network, which it says has more than 80 authorised dealers across Pakistan. Like any electric scooter, it needs no petrol, engine oil or tuning, which keeps day-to-day costs low. MS Jaguar also says it is among Pakistan’s first electric vehicle makers and builds its bikes and scooters at its own facility.

Which one to buy

With only one variant, the decision is whether the Miso suits your riding. In our opinion, it is a sensible choice for short, predictable city trips such as school runs, college commutes and local errands, where you can charge overnight at home. If your daily distance is longer or you want quicker charging and a longer battery warranty, the Bolt with the LFP battery is worth the extra money, as MS Jaguar quotes up to 100 km and a 3-year battery warranty for it. Buyers who want extra stability can look at the three-wheeled Miso 3-W, which shares the same motor and feature list but costs Rs 228,000.