New entry into the electric scooter market in Malaysia is the 2025 QJMotor E-LTR, priced at RM6,999 excluding registration and insurance. This marks QJMotor’s first electric two-wheeler in Malaysia, and two colour schemes are offered – Dark Blue and White.
Power for the E-LTR comes from a 3 kW hub-mounted electric motor, limited to a maximum speed of 70 km/h. Coming with three ride modes, the E-LTR’s electric motor draws power from a 74-Volt 27 Ah lithium-ion battery pack.
Range is claimed to be 105 km on a full charge, while charging from 30% to 80% takes between five to six hours using domestic current. The E-LTR comes standard with a single battery, while a second battery pack is an optional extra cost purchase.
Weighing in at 98.5 kg, the E-LTR is designed for urban use and short point to point trips, while the 760 mm seat height suits a wide range of rider heights. Braking is done with hydraulic discs front and rear, and uses a Cobined Braking System (CBS) that modulates power between front and rear brakes.
Suspension uses a telescopic front fork and twin rear shock absorbers, adjustable for spring preload while wheel sizing is 12-inches front and rear, wearing 100/90 and 110/90 tyres. LED lighting is used throughout and riding conveniences include anti-theft key system, dual front storage pockets, under-seat storage space, a practical hook and a USB charging port.
Additionally, the E-LTR features an Error Code (ERR) diagnostic system, allowing riders to easily identify and troubleshoot any technical issues. Every QJMotor E-LTR purchased comes with a two-year or 20,000 km warranty against manufacturing defects, with spare parts available for online purchase through the Mforce Bike Holdings website.
Can we have round headlights please!!!
These EV bikes are gonna kill riders with that kinda max speed. Utter rubbish.
If u wanna ride this in our highway tak boleh la. Federal highway pun sudah bahaya. It is meant for short trip over non highway road. Perhaps like within a residential zone or in small town where vehicle pace are slower..here in sg Ara Penang, car not that fast. Seldom go beyond 60km/h and some of the road hv space for bikes. Those like coastal highway, jangan loh
For urban road la, you have to be very dumb to ride this on highway.
Does this bike qualifies under Maricass rebate?
after 5 to 6 hours also cannot get full charge. that’s snail pace.