Business Desk 
Sep 12, 2025
An undated image of bikes. — Canva
Pakistan’s two- and three-wheeler industry is preparing for a major change as JW Group Pakistan partners with Jinpeng Group, the biggest electric tricycle manufacturer in China, to introduce electric and gasoline-powered bikes to the country.
Production of these vehicles has already started at JW Group’s manufacturing assets in Lahore, which is a significant step toward diversifying Pakistan’s transport options beyond traditional motorcycles and rickshaws.
Reportedly, the collaboration could transform the component market by providing customers with more environmentally friendly and more efficient options.
JW SEZ Group, which is well-known for its joint venture with SAIC Motor International producing MG-Badged cars in Pakistan, is enhancing its position in the light vehicle segment.
JW Corporation Chief Executive Officer Muhammad Javed Afridi said the joint venture marries local capability with Jinpeng’s technology and expertise.
He hinted that Pakistan could become an exporting hub of new energy vehicles to other markets in South Asia.
Jinpeng Group Chief Executive Officer Zakir Ali said Pakistan is the best market for electric mobility due to fuel cascading fuel pricing, and demand for affordable transport is increasing even more.
The company will initially launch both gasoline and electric models to meet current needs before gradually pushing for greater adoption of EVs. Jinpeng, which holds over 400 patents, aims to create an entire ecosystem for electric vehicles suited to local conditions.
The entry of electric bikes and tricycles in Pakistan is expected to improve urban mobility, reduce emissions, and offer more cost-effective transport solutions for daily commuters.
