Saige E90
Rs 248,000
Scooter, Imported, 1 variant
The Saige N300 is an electric scooter listed at Rs 268,000 in Pakistan, with a 1200W motor and a 60V graphene battery. It is the only Saige model with a full published warranty breakdown.
Electric
Ex-factory price
Rs 268,000
| Variant | Powertrain | Engine / battery | Economy / range | Ex-factory price | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saige N300 | ElectricManual | 1.44 kWh | 75 km electric | Rs 268,000Rs 268,000 |
Ex-factory prices as announced by the manufacturer. Last updated October 28, 2026.
The Saige N300 uses a 60V, 1200W motor with a 60V 24Ah graphene battery, which PakWheels lists as 1.44 kWh. PakWheels quotes a claimed range of 75 km, a top speed of 55 km/h and 9 Nm of torque. Range and speed claims differ widely between sellers: one dealer quotes 90 to 110 km and 65 km/h, another lists 70 to 90 km and 55 km/h, and Saige’s Islamabad showroom quotes 60 to 70 km and 65 km/h. In our opinion, 60 to 75 km is a realistic planning figure. Charging takes 6 to 9 hours, and dealers say a full charge uses about 2 units of electricity.
PakWheels lists the N300 at 1780 mm long, 750 mm wide and 1150 mm tall, with a 1200 mm wheelbase, 130 mm of ground clearance and a dry weight of 95 kg. That is 15 kg lighter than the E90, which in our opinion should make it easier to wheel around a crowded parking area. One dealer states a maximum load of 150 kg, enough for a rider and a light passenger. It uses 10-inch wheels with 3.00-10 tyres, and a dealer quotes a 15-degree climbing ability with a 75 kg rider.
The N300 is sold in one version. Dealer listings mention 180 mm disc brakes front and rear, an LED display and a media player. PakWheels lists four colours: black, white, grey and red; a dealer brochure listing mentions grey and cream.
The N300 is the only Saige model for which we found a full warranty breakdown. A dealer listing quotes 15 months on the battery, 18 months on the controller, two years on the motor and two years on the frame. These terms come from a dealer rather than from Saige, so make sure they appear on your invoice.
PakWheels and one dealer list the N300 at Rs 268,000, while Saige’s Islamabad showroom shows Rs 258,000, and another seller and a 2025 Bank of Punjab instalment offer quoted Rs 228,000. Shop around before paying. In our opinion, the N300 is the most reassuring Saige to buy thanks to its clear warranty and lighter body, but it does not offer more battery capacity than the cheaper E90 or C200, so do not pay extra expecting more range.
No price change recorded for this variant yet.
| Feature | Saige N300 |
|---|---|
| Safety 2 | |
| Front disc brake | Yes |
| Rear disc brake | Yes |
| Other 2 | |
| LED display | Yes |
| Media player | Yes |
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The Saige N300 costs Rs 268,000 ex-factory in 1 variant. The cheapest is the Saige N300 at Rs 268,000.
Yes. The ex-factory price of the Saige N300 (Rs 268,000) is set by the manufacturer and is the same in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Multan and every other city in Pakistan. Registration and token tax are set by each province, so the amount you pay at registration can differ slightly between provinces.
The Saige N300 comes with front disc brake, rear disc brake, LED display and media player.
The Saige N300 goes 75 km on electricity from a 1.44 kWh battery. Real-world range drops with heavy AC use, high motorway speeds and hot weather.
Charging takes 6–9 hours on AC.