Yadea Ruibin

Battery and motor

The Ruibin has an 800W motor, which Yadea calls the GTR 5.0 high-efficiency motor, and a 72V 26Ah graphene battery. Yadea claims a top speed of 45 km/h, a charging time of 5 to 6 hours and a range of 80 to 90 km in the specification table, while the headline figure on the page says 90 to 100 km. Maximum torque is listed at 80 Nm and the climbing angle is 9 degrees. The graphene battery is said to last three times longer than a standard battery, which is a manufacturer claim. All range figures are manufacturer claims.

Size and practicality

The Ruibin measures 1,725 mm long, 635 mm wide and 1,100 mm tall, which makes it the narrowest scooter in the Yadea range. Ground clearance is 120 mm and the maximum load is 150 kg. Yadea lists a span length of 330 mm. The slim body is easy to handle in traffic, but the 9-degree climbing angle means steep ramps with a passenger may be difficult. The page describes cushioned seats and tubeless tyres with alloy rims, but does not give a wheel size, wheelbase, seat height or kerb weight.

Equipment

Only one version is sold. The dashboard is an LED screen that shows the remaining battery power, and its brightness adjusts to the surrounding light. Yadea lists an efficient braking system but does not say which type is fitted. Tubeless tyres and alloy rims are listed. The page does not mention a removable battery, USB charging, reverse mode, traction control or app connectivity. Two colours are offered: gray and blue.

Price, warranty and which one to buy

The official price is PKR 209,000, up from PKR 204,000 on Yadea’s November 2025 price list. No warranty period is published on the page, so please ask the dealer for the written terms covering the battery, motor and controller. Yadea’s own blog describes the Ruibin as the choice for riders seeking a dependable daily commuter for their first electric scooter. In our opinion, the Ruibin S is better value because it costs Rs 16,000 less and adds traction control, hill descent control, reverse gear and a clear 24-month battery warranty. The standard Ruibin is still worth considering if you prefer its long claimed range and the narrower body. Both scooters have a top speed of 45 to 50 km/h, so neither suits fast roads.