Pakistan's Electric Scooty Boom Runs Into Repair Problems
Owners of imported electric two-wheelers report poor after-sales support, costly spare parts and unreliable repairs, according to APP.
Pakistan's rapid rise in electric scooty ownership, initially seen as relief from high fuel costs, has turned into a costly experience for many owners because of poor after-sales support, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
Imported electric scooties have quickly appeared on Pakistani roads, but a growing number of owners report expensive spare parts and unreliable repairs, APP reported.
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- Electric scooty boom turns into a repair nightmare — APP (Pakistan)
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