GPX motorcycles Pakistan launch covers everything from 125cc commuters to 250cc sportbikes and electric scooters
Pakistan’s two-wheeler market just got a new challenger. GPX has officially entered the country through the Royal Power Group, introducing four petrol-powered motorcycles and two electric scooters simultaneously. Moreover, the launch directly targets segments long dominated by established Japanese manufacturers.
Bookings are expected to begin by the end of July or the start of August. Together, the six models span a wide price and performance range, giving Pakistani riders options from budget commuters all the way up to fully-faired sportbikes.
GPX Libre 125
The GPX Libre 125 enters at an introductory price of Rs. 325,000. It targets the commuter segment with modern styling and a 125cc engine. Furthermore, it positions itself as a fresh alternative to the Japanese 125cc bikes that currently dominate daily transportation across Pakistan.
GPX Libre 150
Priced at Rs. 375,000, the GPX Libre 150 steps up the offering considerably. It comes with a 150cc engine, six-speed transmission, fuel injection system, and a digital display. Additionally, the feature set gives it a strong argument against similarly priced rivals in the 150cc category.
GPX Raptor Plus RZ200
The GPX Raptor Plus RZ200 arrives at Rs. 540,000 with a 200cc oil-cooled engine. Moreover, it includes ABS, Bluetooth connectivity, and a six-speed gearbox. These features are rarely bundled together at this price point in the Pakistani market. Therefore, the Raptor Plus makes a compelling case for riders stepping up from entry-level bikes.
GPX Demon GR200R
The GPX Demon GR200R carries an introductory price of Rs. 790,000. It targets performance-oriented riders with a fully-faired sportbike design. Meanwhile, it fills a visible gap in the market for aggressive-looking machines at a sub-million rupee price point.
GPX Demon GR250R
The flagship petrol model is the GPX Demon GR250R, priced at Rs. 930,000. It features a 250cc engine with full sportbike styling. Therefore, it sits at the top of the accessible performance segment and targets enthusiasts seeking serious hardware without crossing into premium pricing territory.
GPX O2 Electric Scooter
The GPX O2 electric scooter rounds out the lineup on the electric side. It offers a claimed range of up to 90 kilometers per charge, a top speed of 85 km/h, and a 72V electrical system. However, pricing remains undisclosed and will be announced separately ahead of bookings.
GPX O2 Max Electric Scooter
The GPX O2 Max builds on the standard O2 with an extended range of up to 120 kilometers per charge. It similarly shares the 85 km/h top speed and 72V system. Still, like its sibling, pricing has not yet been confirmed and will follow closer to the booking date.
Across the GPX motorcycles Pakistan lineup, the company bundles technologies including electronic fuel injection, LED lighting, digital instrument clusters, and advanced braking systems. Overall, the breadth of this launch signals that GPX is not testing the waters — it is diving in headfirst.
