Yadea Epoc-H

Battery and motor

The Yadea Epoc-H is a premium-styled electric scooter priced at Rs 355,000 in Pakistan. Yadea describes it as a luxury e-scooter designed for city commuting and upgraded in power, handling and quality. It carries a 72V 38Ah graphene battery, the largest graphene pack in Yadea’s Pakistani range, and a motor rated at 2,000W with a 3,200W peak. Yadea quotes 150 Nm of torque, a top speed of 70 km/h and a range of 125 km per charge. Charging takes seven to eight hours, and Yadea lists a climbing ability of 16 degrees. Yadea unveiled the EPOC in Pakistan in October 2024 as its global flagship model.

Size and practicality

The Epoc-H measures 1,860 mm long, 775 mm wide and 1,180 mm tall, with a 1,300 mm wheelbase and 120 mm of ground clearance. Maximum load is listed at 150 kg, so it is designed to carry two people. Yadea mentions a cushioned seat it measures at 630 mm and 380 mm of pedal space. The long wheelbase and wide body should help stability, but the 120 mm ground clearance means some care is needed over tall speed breakers.

Equipment

The Epoc-H is sold in one version, and its equipment list is longer than that of Yadea’s cheaper graphene models. Cruise control helps on long, straight roads, and a Bluetooth app can lock, unlock, start and stop the scooter. A side-stand sensor gives an alert if the stand is down. The large LED screen shows the remaining battery charge and adjusts its brightness automatically. Yadea’s page does not list the brake type, tyre size, suspension or weight. Colours are Sky Grey, Black and Solow Grey.

Warranty

The Epoc-H page on Yadea’s website does not state a warranty period, so confirm the battery and motor cover with your dealer in writing. Yadea says it has more than 120 dealerships across Pakistan, including 3S showrooms that handle sales, service and spare parts.

Which one to buy

Our view: the Epoc-H suits riders who want a fast, long-range graphene scooter with a premium look, and who cover longer daily distances than an entry-level scooter can handle. With 125 km of claimed range and a 70 km/h top speed, it beats the T5L on paper for Rs 50,000 more. However, the T5L and Velax use lithium iron phosphate batteries with published four-year battery warranties, which may be better value if you plan to keep the scooter for many years. Book a test ride before deciding.