Jolta JE-70G Wolf

Motor and battery

The Wolf uses a 1500 W motor and a 60V 36Ah battery. Jolta claims a top speed of 60 km/h, a range of 60 to 70 km and a charging time of 5 to 6 hours. The page does not state the battery chemistry.

Size and practicality

Jolta does not publish dimensions, weight, seat height or ground clearance on this model’s page, so those fields are blank. Both wheels have drum brakes.

Equipment

The page lists cruise control and reverse gear, and says the Wolf has no digital speedometer. There is a single version.

Warranty and ownership

Jolta lists a 20-month warranty on this model’s page but does not say which parts it covers, so ask the dealer for the written terms. The company says it has more than 150 dealers across Pakistan plus a Lahore showroom, offers financing through banking partners and provides doorstep after-sales service. Some models are also sold under the government’s PAVE scheme, which has its own price list, so check which price applies to you.

Reading the figures

Range and top speed are manufacturer claims, and Jolta’s own pages say they vary with load, terrain and riding style. The price used here is the MRP from Jolta’s price list effective 14 September 2026, which the company asks buyers to confirm when they enquire. Where Jolta publishes a range such as 70 to 80 km, the data field holds the lower figure.

Running costs

Jolta’s model pages include a savings calculator that assumes a petrol bike doing 35 km per litre, petrol at Rs 320 a litre, electricity at Rs 60 a unit, a 30 km daily ride and 26 riding days a month. It also assumes a full charge uses the battery’s capacity plus 10 percent. These are Jolta’s own assumptions, so work out your own numbers with your electricity tariff. The company describes its bikes as low-maintenance, since there is no engine oil, clutch or gearbox to service.

Where it sits in the range

By starting price, the JE-70G Wolf is number 3 of the 15 models in Jolta’s current price list, counting from the cheapest. The next cheaper model is the Storm at Rs 169,900, which is Rs 1,000 less. The next dearer model is the Neo at Rs 179,900, which is Rs 9,000 more.

Which one to buy

This section is our opinion. The Wolf is Jolta’s cheapest electric motorcycle and a sensible pick for short, low-speed commuting. Its battery is larger than the Fox’s, so it charges in a similar time at a lower price. Buyers who want a digital speedometer or longer range should look at the Fury.