This phase introduces the “E-Bikes Punjab” scheme, offering 20,000 motorbikes, including 1,000 electric bikes, to students across the province.
The initiative, launched by the Transport and Mass Transit Department, aims to provide affordable, accessible, and eco-friendly transportation options to college and university students.
What Does the Scheme Offer?
Total Bikes: 20,000 (19,000 petrol, 1,000 electric)
Installment Plan:
Petrol Bikes: Rs. 7,324/month
Electric Bikes: Rs. 11,676/month
Interest-Free (Zero Mark-Up) Payments
Quota Distribution: 70% for male students, 30% for female students
Coverage: Available in both urban and rural areas
Distribution Method: Transparent balloting system
Subsidy: Rs. 1 billion by the Punjab government
Last Date to Apply: July 20, 2025
Who Can Apply?
To qualify, applicants must:
· Be 18 years or older
· Hold a valid learner’s permit or driving license
· Be enrolled in a degree college or university in Punjab
· Not already own a motorbike registered in their name
How to Apply?
Students can apply online through the official Punjab Transport Department website: https://transport.punjab.gov.pk
The process includes submitting personal, academic, and license information along with scanned documents such as CNIC, student ID, and learner’s permit. Applications must be submitted before the July 20 deadline.
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Selected students will be guided by the Bank of Punjab for payment and collection procedures.
The inclusion of 1,000 electric bikes marks a strategic shift toward sustainability. These bikes offer:
· No fuel expenses – rechargeable at home
· Zero emissions – environmentally friendly
· Minimal maintenance – simpler mechanics
· Less noise pollution – quieter commute
· Ideal for urban traffic – quick acceleration and agility
This green mobility initiative is not only a step toward student empowerment but also aligns with Pakistan’s climate goals.
It is important to mention here that the Punjab government plans to expand the scheme further, responding to strong public interest and the growing need for clean, affordable transportation.
