Road King Cherry

Price and position

Road King lists the Cherry at Rs 170,000 on its official website, Rs 10,000 more than the Joy. The homepage banners show it in white, grey, black and pink, the widest colour choice in the current range.

Motor and battery

The official website does not publish a specification sheet for the Cherry. According to a PakWheels article from mid-2026, it uses a 1000-watt BLDC motor and a 60V 32Ah graphene battery, with a top speed of 45 km/h and a range of 60–70 km per charge. An older PakWheels specification page gives different figures (55 km/h and 55 km), so ask the dealer to confirm. Road King says its graphene batteries are non-flammable.

Size and practicality

PakWheels lists the Cherry at 1,710 mm long, 740 mm wide and 1,014 mm tall, with a dry weight of 85 kg, 130 mm of ground clearance and 10-inch wheels. That makes it a small, easy-to-park scooty. A 45 km/h top speed is fine for inner-city roads but slow for faster main roads.

Equipment

There is a single version. PakWheels lists a digital meter, a dual remote key, a reverse button, USB charging and front and rear drum brakes. Reverse is handy for pulling out of tight parking spots.

Warranty

No warranty terms are published for the Cherry on the official website, so get the battery and motor cover in writing from the dealer.

Which one to buy

There is only one version. In our opinion, the Cherry suits riders who want a small scooty with reverse and a choice of colours for short city trips. If you need more speed, the Janoon Pro is quicker and has a front disc brake.