Road King Ibra

Price and position

Road King lists the Ibra at Rs 180,000 on the product gallery of its official website, which places it between the Cherry and the R99 Pro. Road King builds its electric bikes and scooties at its factory in Faisalabad.

Motor and battery

Road King has not published the Ibra’s motor power, battery size, range, charging time or top speed on its website, and we could not find these figures from a reliable source. The brand says its scooties use graphene batteries, which it describes as non-flammable and long-lasting, but it does not confirm which battery the Ibra uses.

Size and practicality

Dimensions, weight and seat height are not published, and the available colours are not listed.

Equipment

There is a single version. Brakes, lighting and the equipment list are not published, so check them on the showroom bike.

Warranty

No warranty terms are published for the Ibra on the official website. Ask the dealer for the battery and motor warranty in writing.

Which one to buy

There is only one version. In our opinion, without published range and speed figures the Ibra is hard to recommend over the similarly priced R99 Pro or the Janoon Pro, which has an official specification sheet. Ask the dealer for written figures before deciding.