Road Prince Zeus

Motor and battery

The Road Prince Zeus is listed in Road Prince’s Scooty category. Its official product page shows a specification table copied from the Passion 70 motorcycle, with a 78cc petrol engine, chain drive and a backbone frame, which does not match a scooter. Gari.pk describes the Zeus as an electric scooter, while PakWheels repeats the 78cc petrol figures. Because the sources conflict, we list it as electric but have not published motor power, battery size, range or charging time. Ask the dealer to confirm the powertrain, battery type and charging time before you pay a deposit.

Size and practicality

No reliable dimensions or weight are published; the numbers on the official page are copied from the Passion 70. Check the step-through height, floor space, storage under the seat and the type of stand in person. If it is electric as reported, also ask how the battery is charged, whether it can be removed for charging indoors and how long a full charge takes, because these decide whether the scooter fits your home and daily routine.

Equipment

The official page does not list colours or features for the Zeus. Third-party sites disagree on colours, so we have left them out. When you visit a showroom, ask whether the scooter has a digital display, a battery level indicator, a removable battery, an alarm, and what brakes and tyres are fitted. Get the answers in writing if you are comparing it with other scooters.

Price and warranty

The official website shows no price. Gari.pk, PakWheels and Volnivo list the Zeus at Rs 260,000, the same as Road Prince’s E-GO electric motorcycle. Warranty terms are not published in readable form on the official site, so get the battery and motor warranty in writing. Ask the dealer whether the price includes the charger, registration and any delivery charges, because these extras can add noticeably to the final cost.

Which variant to buy

There is a single Zeus. In our opinion buyers should be cautious until Road Prince publishes proper specifications. At the same reported price, the E-GO comes with a full official specification sheet, including a 72-volt lithium-ion battery and a quoted charging time, which makes it much easier to judge. If you prefer a scooter shape, compare the Zeus with the Zeus XR, which costs a reported Rs 18,000 more, and with rival electric scooters, and ask for a test ride on your usual route before deciding.