Yadea GT30

Battery and motor

The Yadea GT30 is the brand’s entry-level electric scooter in Pakistan, priced at Rs 194,000. It uses a 60V 23Ah graphene battery and a 1,000W rated motor that Yadea calls the GTR 5.0 high-efficiency motor, with 40 Nm of torque. Yadea quotes a range of 70 to 75 km on a full charge and a top speed of 45 km/h. A full charge takes six to eight hours from a normal household socket, so most owners will plug it in overnight. Yadea lists a climbing ability of 14 degrees, which should be enough for ordinary flyovers and ramps.

Size and practicality

Yadea lists the GT30 at 675 mm wide and 1,130 mm tall, with a 1,250 mm wheelbase and a maximum load of 150 kg, so it is meant to carry a rider and a passenger. The published length of 1,175 mm looks like a typing error, because other sources list about 1,775 mm, so check it at the showroom. Ground clearance is listed at 101.6 mm, which is low for Pakistani speed breakers and broken roads, and worth keeping in mind if your route has deep potholes. The seat is cushioned and the scooter rides on tubeless tyres with alloy rims.

Equipment

There is a single version. Its LED screen shows the remaining battery charge and adjusts its brightness to the surroundings, which helps in bright sunlight. Yadea says the GT30 uses its TTFAR technology, which combines the motor, an energy-retrieving controller and the battery system to give longer range and steadier power. Yadea also mentions an efficient braking system, but it does not say whether the brakes are disc or drum, and it does not publish the tyre size, weight or suspension type on its website. The GT30 comes in Black and Emerald Green.

Warranty

Yadea’s GT30 page does not state a warranty period. Ask the dealer to write the battery and motor warranty terms on your invoice before you pay. 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 GT30 makes sense for students and short city trips, where the low price matters more than speed or features. Riders who carry a passenger every day or cover longer distances should look at the Ruibin or T5 families, which offer bigger batteries for a modest extra cost. Also note that the GT30 was missing from the August 2026 price list reported in the press, so confirm that stock is available near you before making plans.