Horwin CR1

Motor and battery

The Horwin CR1 is an electric motorcycle with a 4500 W motor, according to Horwin Pakistan’s website, which also lists a top speed of 80 km/h and a range of 90 km. The website does not publish battery details for this model. Third-party sources describe a mid-mounted motor and swappable batteries, with a single-battery version rated at up to 75 km and a dual-battery version at up to 150 km. Those figures differ from the official 90 km, so we used the official number.

Size and practicality

The official site does not publish dimensions, weight, seat height or brake details for the CR1. The only practical information we found is that it comes in red, blue and yellow. A price portal lists a weight of 140 kg, but we did not use that because it is not confirmed by Horwin. Check the seat height and weight at a showroom before buying.

Equipment

No equipment list is published on the official site, so we have not claimed any features. We found only one version on the official site. Retailers list the CR1 at Rs 399,000, and one blog lists a dual-battery version at Rs 470,000, but neither is confirmed by Horwin. PakWheels shows Rs 433,500.

Warranty and ownership

Horwin Pakistan’s website says all its bikes come with a standard manufacturer warranty covering key components, but it does not publish the length or terms on the pages we saw, so ask your dealer for the written terms. The site also says the bikes are low-maintenance, that regular checks of tyre pressure, brakes and battery health are recommended, and that they can be used in rain, though deep water should be avoided. Charging takes about 4 to 6 hours on a standard home charger, according to the site’s FAQ, and the company suggests overnight charging.

Dealers and financing

The official dealer page lists flagship showrooms in Lahore (Faisal Town and DHA) and authorised dealers in cities including Wah Cantt, Sialkot, Sargodha and Mianwali. The FAQ mentions financing with instalment plans and trade-in programmes, but gives no figures, so confirm the current plan with the dealer. Horwin entered Pakistan in 2025 through Charged Vehicles Pvt Ltd, so local ownership history is still short.

Is it worth buying?

This section is our opinion. With a claimed 80 km/h top speed and a 4500 W motor, the CR1 is a faster option than Horwin’s scooters and is aimed at riders who want a motorcycle-style electric bike. The lack of published specifications and the conflicting prices are the main concerns, so a test ride and a written quotation are essential.