SRK 400 is the most expensive QJMotor motorcycle, priced at Rs 3.59 lakh.
QJEngine announced pricing for its Indian lineup, starting at Rs 1.99 lakh for the SRC 250 retro roadster and going up to Rs 3.59 lakh for the naked sport SRK 400. All QJMotor models will be available for purchase. sold through multi-brand Moto Vault resellers, currently selling Zontes and Moto Morini models.
QJMotor India price: details
QJMotor’s smallest and most affordable offering in India is the classic roadster SRC 250, priced at Rs 1.99 lakh. Despite being equipped with a 249cc oil-cooled parallel engine, the output figures at 17.4 hp and 17 Nm are more similar to the TVS Apache RTR 160 4V.
Next up is Rs 2.59 lakh SRC 500, another classic model but this one has a large single cylinder engine. The single-cylinder, 480cc, air-cooled engine is rated for a respectable 25.5hp and 36Nm, although at 205kg it’s no light machine.
QJMotor’s next product is the Rs 3.49 lakh SRV 300 cruiser, which is powered by a liquid-cooled 296cc V-Twin engine that makes 30.3 hp and 26 Nm. These figures closely resemble another Chinese cruiser, the Keeway V302C. Interestingly, Keeway is Rs 40,000 more expensive than the QJMotor product.
Finally, the most expensive product that QJMotor retails in India is the naked sport SRK 400, priced at Rs 3.59 lakh. Powered by a parallel parallel, liquid-cooled, 400cc engine that produces a respectable 40.9hp and 37Nm, this makes it the most powerful QJMotor sold in India today. The output figures of the SRK 400 put it on par with the famous KTM 390 Duke.
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All prices mentioned are ex showroom, Delhi.
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