Off Road Electric Scooter

Off-road electric scooters handle unpaved terrain including gravel tracks, dirt paths, rocky surfaces, and grass fields through a combination of high-clearance frames, knobby pneumatic tires, and long-travel suspension systems that standard urban electric scooters lack entirely. These machines serve patrol personnel, security teams, and rapid response units operating across terrain where wheeled vehicles need agility and quiet operation simultaneously.

The drivetrain uses a brushless DC hub motor or mid-drive motor mounted at the rear wheel or bottom bracket, with power output ranging from 1000W to 5000W depending on the model tier. Top speed varies between 45 and 80 km/h depending on motor wattage and battery configuration. Additionally, battery packs use lithium-ion or lithium iron phosphate cells with capacities between 48V 20Ah and 72V 40Ah, delivering range between 40 and 90 kilometers per charge under mixed terrain conditions. Charging time runs between 4 and 8 hours from a standard 220V AC outlet.

Suspension systems use hydraulic front forks with 80 to 150mm of travel paired with rear mono-shock or dual-shock absorbers, absorbing impacts from rocks, roots, and uneven ground at speed. Furthermore, tire sizes run between 10 and 14 inches in diameter with knobby tread patterns providing grip across loose soil, wet grass, and gravel surfaces. Hydraulic disc brakes on both wheels provide stopping power independent of surface conditions, with rotor diameters between 140 and 180mm.

Frame construction uses aircraft-grade aluminum alloy or chromoly steel tubing, keeping total scooter weight between 25 and 45 kg depending on battery size and frame material. Moreover, ground clearance runs between 150 and 220mm, allowing the scooter to clear obstacles and rough ground without grounding the frame during aggressive off-road use.

Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies off-road electric scooters to security patrol teams, border monitoring units, facility perimeter security operations, and rapid response personnel requiring quiet, agile electric mobility across unpaved and mixed terrain environments in Pakistan.