E-bike scheme in your city
Phase 1 started in five major cities. Phase 2 has expanded the scheme to all 36 districts of Punjab. Choose your city for local details.
Now in all 36 districts of Punjab
The scheme started in five major cities in Phase 1 and has now expanded across the whole province. From Lahore to Rajanpur, students and teachers in every district can apply and receive a new electric or petrol bike.

Lahore
Lahore was part of Phase 1 and has the largest number of applicants. Students of Punjab University, UET, GCU, KEMU and dozens of colleges can benefit.
View Lahore detailsFaisalabad
Faisalabad students, including those at GC University Faisalabad and University of Agriculture, were covered from Phase 1.
View Faisalabad detailsMultan
Multan, the city of saints, is a Phase 1 city. BZU and Emerson University students can travel to campus on an affordable e-bike.
View Multan detailsRawalpindi
Rawalpindi students, including those commuting between Pindi and Islamabad, were part of the first phase of the scheme.
View Rawalpindi detailsBahawalpur
Bahawalpur, home to The Islamia University of Bahawalpur (IUB), was included in Phase 1 with a strong student demand.
View Bahawalpur detailsGujranwala
Gujranwala joins in Phase 2 as the scheme expands to all 36 districts of Punjab. GIFT University and local colleges are covered.
View Gujranwala detailsSialkot
Sialkot, the industrial and sports-goods hub, is covered in the Phase 2 expansion to every district of Punjab.
View Sialkot detailsSargodha
Sargodha students, including those at the University of Sargodha, can apply as Phase 2 rolls out province-wide.
View Sargodha detailsReady to get your own e-bike?
Applying is free and takes about 10–15 minutes. Prepare your documents and register on the official Punjab government portal.
Official students portal: bikes.punjab.gov.pk · Helpline 042-111-333-267
