A New Name Just Entered Pakistan's Bike Market, And It Costs More Than You'd Guess
Royal Power has been building motorcycles and rickshaws in Pakistan for over 15 years, mostly in the background. That changed in June 2026, when the company launched a full new lineup under the name Royal GPX, in partnership with the Thai motorcycle brand GPX. Five petrol motorcycles from 125cc to 250cc, two electric scooters, and prices that go well past what most Pakistani riders are used to paying for a new bike.
If you searched for this, you are probably trying to work out one of two things: what a Royal Power bike actually costs, or whether Royal Power and Royal GPX are even the same company. Both answers are below, with every price confirmed against multiple sources rather than guessed.
Royal Power GPX Price List in Pakistan
| Model | Engine | Launch Price |
|---|---|---|
| GPX Libre 125 | 125cc | PKR 325,000 |
| GPX Libre 150 | 150cc | PKR 375,000 |
| GPX Raptor Plus RZ200 | 196cc EFI | PKR 540,000 |
| GPX Demon GR200R | 200cc | PKR 790,000 |
| GPX Demon GR250R | 250cc | PKR 930,000 |
| Royal Power Falcon 70cc | 70cc | Not officially published |
| GPX O2 electric scooter | Electric, 72V | Not officially announced |
| GPX O2 Max electric scooter | Electric, 72V | Not officially announced |
Prices from the official June 2026 launch. GPX described these as introductory prices, so treat them as a starting point rather than a permanent number, and confirm at the dealership before you commit.
Royal Power, GPX and Royal GPX Are Not Three Different Companies
This is the part that confuses most people searching for this bike, so it is worth being direct about it. Royal Power is the Pakistani manufacturer, in business for more than 15 years, mostly known before this launch for commuter bikes and commercial three wheelers. GPX is a Thai motorcycle brand, founded in 2007, known for sport styled bikes with trellis frames. In June 2026 the two combined to launch motorcycles in Pakistan under the name Royal GPX.
So Royal Power motorcycle price in Pakistan and Royal GPX price in Pakistan point at the same bikes. The frame and body come from GPX's Thai design line, assembled and sold locally through the Royal Power organisation. Neither name is wrong, they are just two ways of referring to the same launch.
What You Actually Get for the Money
The Raptor Plus RZ200 is the model getting the most attention, and the spec sheet explains why. It runs a 196cc fuel injected engine with a 6 speed gearbox, and comes with ABS, traction control, a TFT display and upside down front suspension, features that are still rare below the PKR 600,000 mark in Pakistan. The Demon GR200R and GR250R go further into fully faired sport styling, aimed at riders who currently look at imported or grey market sport bikes.
The Libre 125 and Libre 150 sit at the other end, positioned as commuters, but priced above where a Pakistani commuter buyer usually looks. A Honda CG 125 costs meaningfully less than the Libre 125. That gap is not an accident. Royal GPX is not trying to undercut Honda and Yamaha on price, it is trying to sell modern features and styling to buyers willing to pay more for both.
The real comparison is not Honda, it is Hi Speed Battlo and Superstar 200
The Raptor and Demon models compete in a narrower bracket: 150cc to 250cc bikes with sport styling, sold to enthusiasts rather than daily commuters. In that bracket the established options are Chinese built bikes like the Hi Speed Battlo and the Superstar 200, a known replica of the Honda CB400R. Royal GPX is positioning itself as the higher quality option in that specific group, not as a rival to the CG 125 or CD 70.
Where to Buy: Royal Power Lahore and Showroom Access
Royal Power has not published a fixed public list of showroom addresses by city at the time of writing, and dealership rollout for the new GPX range is still expanding. If you are searching for a Royal Power showroom in Lahore or any other city, the most reliable path right now is checking the official Royal Power website or the Royal GPX Facebook page directly for current dealer locations, since a new launch like this tends to add cities over the following months rather than opening everywhere at once.
Should You Wait or Buy Now
Three honest points before you decide anything.
First, these are launch prices on a brand new entrant with no resale track record in Pakistan. A Honda or Yamaha holds its value because ten years of buyers already trust it. Royal GPX has none of that yet, so expect weaker resale for at least a couple of years, whatever the bike itself is like to ride.
Second, spare parts and service network coverage usually lag a launch by months, sometimes longer. A feature rich bike is only as good as the mechanic's ability to get parts for it when something needs replacing.
Third, the prices above are introductory. Companies entering a market commonly price low to build initial volume, then adjust once demand is established. If the Raptor Plus RZ200 is genuinely on your list, that argues for moving sooner rather than waiting, but only once you have confirmed availability and parts support in your own city.
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Prices in this article are the official figures announced at the Royal GPX launch in June 2026 and cross checked against Royal Power's own product pages and independent Pakistani auto news coverage. GPX has described launch pricing as introductory, so confirm the current price with an authorised dealer before buying. Byke Lelo has no commercial relationship with Royal Power or GPX.
