Road Prince Bella

Engine

The Road Prince Bella is a petrol scooter, sold in Road Prince’s Scooty category. The official product page currently shows a specification table that is the same, line for line, as the Passion 70 motorcycle, including a 78cc engine, chain drive, a backbone frame and a four-speed gearbox. Those details do not fit a step-through scooter, and PakWheels and Gari.pk list the Bella with a 100cc engine instead. Because the figures conflict, we have not published engine size, power, gearbox or fuel economy for the Bella until Road Prince confirms them.

Size and practicality

Road Prince does not publish reliable dimensions, weight or fuel tank size for the Bella; the numbers on its page are again copied from the Passion 70. As a scooter it offers a step-through layout, which many riders find easier to get on and off than a motorcycle, particularly in traditional clothing. When you visit a dealer, check the seat height, floor space, under-seat storage and whether a main stand is fitted, as none of these are confirmed officially.

Equipment

The official page offers the Bella in black, pink or red. It does not list features such as self-start, disc brakes or a digital meter in a way we can rely on, so ask for a full equipment list at the showroom. Owner reviews on PakWheels praise the comfortable seat but also report carburettor problems and difficulty finding mechanics familiar with the scooter in Lahore, so check service support in your area before buying. It is also worth asking whether helmet storage or a bag hook is included, since these matter on a scooter used for daily errands.

Price and warranty

Road Prince’s site shows no price. Daily Pakistan and Gari.pk report Rs 254,000, PakWheels lists Rs 254,500 and Gari.pk’s model page shows Rs 258,000. Confirm the current figure with a dealer. Warranty terms are not published in readable form on the official website, which shows only scanned warranty forms, so get the terms in writing.

Which variant to buy

There is a single Bella. In our opinion it is hard to recommend without official specifications, especially at a price close to Road Prince’s own E-GO and Zeus electric models. If you want a petrol scooter, take a test ride, ask for the engine size and fuel economy in writing and confirm that a nearby workshop can service it. If your daily distance is short and you can charge at home, an electric scooter at a similar price may cost less to run.