United Sharp Pro

Battery and motor

The Sharp Pro is the performance model of United’s Pro electric scooter range. United lists a 1,000W to 1,200W motor and a 72V 28Ah graphene battery, which works out to roughly 2.02 kWh of storage. The higher 72V system is the main difference from the 60V Classy Pro and Smart Pro, and it matches United’s higher speed claim for this model. United quotes a full charge time of 4 to 5 hours, the same as the smaller scooters, so you do not pay for the extra performance with a longer wait at the plug.

Range and speed

United claims 70 to 75 km on a full charge and a top speed of 75 to 85 km/h on a plain road. That is the highest top speed of any United scooter, which makes the Sharp Pro better at keeping up with faster city traffic and main roads. Riding at those higher speeds will use the battery faster, so real-world range will usually fall short of the claimed figure.

Equipment

United lists cruise control, an anti-theft alarm and a mobile charging port on the Sharp Pro, and its electric vehicle menu shows a front disc brake with tubeless tyres. These are the same headline features as the cheaper Pro models. United does not publish dimensions, weight, seat height, storage or lighting details, so check these at a dealer. Our view: because this is the fastest United scooter, its brakes and tyres matter more than on the slower models, so ask the dealer what type of rear brake it uses, as United does not say.

Price and warranty

United does not publish a price for the Sharp Pro, and other websites disagree sharply: PriceOye lists Rs 340,000, PakBikePrice Rs 280,000, Gari.pk Rs 223,000 and an online retailer Rs 199,000. Because we cannot confirm the correct figure, we have not listed a price. Ask a United dealer for the current ex-factory price, and ask for the battery and motor warranty in writing, as these are not published on United’s website either.

Which to buy

There is a single version. Our view: the Sharp Pro is the United scooter to consider if you regularly ride on faster roads where the Classy Pro and Smart Pro would feel slow. If most of your riding is short trips in town, the cheaper models offer similar features for less money. Because the published prices vary so much, get a written quote first, then compare it with electric scooters from Yadea, Evee and Metro on price, battery warranty and after-sales support.