Super Power has introduced the Titan R250T and Nitro R300 with bigger engines, ABS, EFI and six-speed transmissions.

Super Power has entered Pakistan’s higher-capacity motorcycle segment with the launch of the Titan R250T and Nitro R300, moving beyond its traditional range of commuter-focused bikes. Both motorcycles have been introduced with introductory prices and specifications aimed at riders seeking more performance and equipment.

Super Power Bike Prices in Pakistan

The Super Power Nitro R300 has been launched at an introductory price of Rs755,000, making it the more affordable option in the new lineup. Meanwhile, the Super Power Titan R250T carries an introductory price of Rs950,000.

The two motorcycles were unveiled as part of Super Power’s latest product expansion, which also includes new electric models. The petrol-powered bikes are positioned as alternatives for customers looking to move up from conventional 70cc, 125cc and 150cc motorcycles.

Super Power Titan R250T

The Titan R250T features a 248cc twin-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine producing 19 kW, or around 25.5 hp, at 9,000 rpm. It generates 21.5 Nm of torque at 6,000 rpm and comes with a six-speed gearbox and electronic fuel injection.

The motorcycle is equipped with dual front disc brakes, rear disc brake, front and rear ABS, traction control and tubeless tyres. It also features dual cameras, electric start and a 13-litre fuel tank.

The Titan measures 2,320mm in length, 900mm in width and 1,140mm in height, with a 1,540mm wheelbase and 150mm ground clearance.

Super Power Nitro R300

The Nitro R300 uses a 271.3cc single-cylinder, oil-cooled engine with a balance shaft. It produces 16 kW, or approximately 21.5 hp, at 8,500 rpm, while maximum torque stands at 22 Nm at 6,500 rpm.

The bike gets a six-speed transmission, EFI, electric start and front and rear disc brakes with ABS. Other features include remote ignition and tubeless tyres.

It has a 16-litre fuel tank, 1,325mm wheelbase, 150mm ground clearance and a 775mm seat height.

With these two launches, Super Power is expanding into a motorcycle segment where buyers typically face a significant price jump when moving toward higher-displacement bikes.