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Super Power Titan R250T & Nitro R300 Launched in Pakistan: Price, Specs & Should You Buy?

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Super Power is the brand you know for 70cc commuters. Now it wants your big-bike money. At the PakWheels New Wheels Expo in Karachi on 3–4 October, Super Power launched two petrol bikes, the Titan R250T & Nitro R300, plus two EMOTO electric models. Both petrol bikes come with ABS, fuel injection, and 6-speed gearboxes. That’s kit you won’t find on a Honda here.

Titan R250T & Nitro R300

1. Super Power Titan R250T: Rs. 950,000

With a low seat and a fat rear tyre, this is a laid-back cruiser, not a sportbike. ABS plus traction control under Rs. 1 million is a first for the mainstream market here.

2. Super Power Nitro R300: Rs. 755,000

Here’s the interesting part: the Nitro makes more torque than the Titan, has a bigger tank, and costs Rs. 195,000 less. On paper, it’s the smarter buy.

3. The Electric Ones

The EMOTO OTOX DIMEN (Rs. 6.6 lakh) and OTO3 NEXO (Rs. 2.6 lakh) round out the lineup. No range figures have been published yet, so hold off until they are.

How Do They Compare?

A Honda CB150F costs around Rs. 504,000. For about Rs. 250,000 more, the Nitro gives you nearly double the power, a sixth gear, and ABS. The Titan undercuts the Road Prince RX3 (Rs. 1.1 million) while adding ABS and traction control.

The Catch

Specs aren’t everything in Pakistan. Honda wins on resale, parts, and dealer network without even trying. Every mechanic in every tehsil stocks CG and CB parts. Nobody stocks Titan parts yet. Super Power also hasn’t published weight, warranty, or financing details.

Verdict

The Nitro R300 is the pick: ABS, EFI and real highway pace for the price of a 150 plus a bit. But wait 3–6 months. Let early owners find the problems and see whether parts and service keep up.

Would you trust Super Power with Rs. 7.5 lakh, or stick with Honda? Let me know in the comments!

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