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The Road King K9 is an electric three-wheel scooty priced from Rs 195,000 for the K9 3-Wheeler to Rs 270,000 for the K9 Pro. It is aimed at riders who want extra stability at low speed.
Electric
Ex-factory price
Rs 195,000 – 270,000
Shown for the K9 3-Wheeler. See every variant in the price list and specifications.
| Variant | Powertrain | Engine / battery | Economy / range | Ex-factory price | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| K9 3-Wheeler | ElectricManual | 60V 32Ah (graphene) | 60 km electric | Rs 195,000Rs 195,000 | |
| K9 Pro | ElectricManual | 60V 32Ah (graphene) | 60 km electric | Rs 270,000Rs 270,000 |
Ex-factory prices as announced by the manufacturer. Last updated October 28, 2026.
Road King’s official website lists two K9 models: the K9 3-Wheeler at Rs 195,000 and the K9 Pro at Rs 270,000. Other pages on the same website show different prices, so confirm the current figure with your dealer.
Road King’s product page for the K9 Pro lists a 1000-watt BLDC motor, a 60V 32Ah graphene battery, a top speed of 40–45 km/h and a range of 50–60 km. For the K9 3-Wheeler, a 2026 PakWheels guide quotes an 800-watt motor with the same 60V 32Ah graphene battery, speed and range. Road King says its graphene batteries are non-flammable.
PakWheels lists the K9 3-Wheeler at 1,750 mm long, 850 mm wide and 1,014 mm tall, with a dry weight of 85 kg and 120 mm of ground clearance. It has one wheel at the front and two at the back, so it stays upright when stopped. PakWheels says this suits elderly riders, women and anyone who wants more balance. A top speed of around 45 km/h limits it to local roads.
Both versions have USB charging, a digital meter, a dual remote key and reverse, which helps a heavier three-wheeler get out of tight spots. The K9 Pro adds cruise control and a card alarm, and uses drum brakes front and rear. PakWheels lists a front disc and rear drum brake for the K9 3-Wheeler. The official website shows the K9 Pro in red and grey; PakWheels lists the 3-Wheeler in red and white.
No warranty terms are published on the official website. Ask the dealer to put the battery and motor cover in writing.
In our opinion, the K9 3-Wheeler is the better value: it costs Rs 75,000 less, has the same claimed speed and range, and gets a front disc brake. The K9 Pro makes sense only if you want its stronger motor, cruise control and alarm.
No price change recorded for this variant yet.
No price change recorded for this variant yet.
| Feature | K9 3-Wheeler | K9 Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Safety 2 | ||
| Front disc brake Only K9 3-Wheeler | Yes | No |
| Anti-theft alarm Only K9 Pro | No | Yes |
| Comfort & convenience 2 | ||
| Digital speedometer Standard | Yes | Yes |
| USB charging port Standard | Yes | Yes |
| Electric 1 | ||
| Reverse assist Standard | Yes | Yes |
| Other 2 | ||
| Dual remote key Standard | Yes | Yes |
| Cruise control Only K9 Pro | No | Yes |
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The Road King K9 costs Rs 195,000 – 270,000 ex-factory across 2 variants. The cheapest is the K9 3-Wheeler at Rs 195,000.
Yes. The ex-factory price of the Road King K9 (Rs 195,000 – 270,000) is set by the manufacturer and is the same in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Multan and every other city in Pakistan. Registration and token tax are set by each province, so the amount you pay at registration can differ slightly between provinces.
Every variant comes with digital speedometer, USB charging port, reverse assist and dual remote key. Only the K9 3-Wheeler has front disc brake. Only the K9 Pro has anti-theft alarm and cruise control.
The K9 3-Wheeler goes 60 km on electricity and the K9 Pro goes 60 km on electricity. Real-world range drops with heavy AC use, high motorway speeds and hot weather.