BREAKING: QJ Motor SRC250, SRV300, SRK400 And SRC500 Launched

The bikes carry quite an enticing price tag

Almost a week after announcing its arrival, QJ Motor has now announced the prices of its lineup. Here’s how much they cost:

SRC 250

This neo-retro roadster’s prices start from Rs 1.99 lakh for the silver variant, while the red and black ones, both, cost Rs 2.10 lakh (all prices ex-showroom India). That makes it a fair bit more expensive than its competitors, the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 and the TVS Ronin, and almost on par with the Husqvarna Svartpilen 250. That said, it’s a lot lower than what we expected it to be. 

SRV 300

QJ Motor’s one-and-only cruiser for India will cost you Rs 3.49 lakh (green variant) or Rs 3.59 lakh (orange, black or red variants). It is, hence, a lot more expensive than the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 and the Yezdi Roadster, but less than the Keeway V302C. 

SRK 400

What is probably the most exciting-sounding motorcycle in QJ Motor’s India lineup is the SRK 400, which carries a price tag of Rs 3.59 lakh if you want the white paint scheme. The black and red ones will set you back by Rs 3.69 lakh (all prices ex-showroom India). While its closest rival, the KTM 390 Duke costs a lot less (Rs 2,96,230, ex-showroom Delhi), the SRK 400’s price is a lot lesser than the Rs 4 lakh price we expected it to come at. 

SRC 500

QJ Motor’s biggest displacement yet only air-cooled bike for India, the SRC 500 will cost Rs 2.69 lakh for the silver black paint scheme and Rs 2.79 lakh for the gold black and red white colourways. While that does undercut our Rs 3 lakh estimate, its rivals, the Royal Enfield Classic 350 and its ‘smaller brother from another mother’, the Benelli Imperiale 400 both cost a fair bit less.

While all the bikes carry a premium over their direct rivals, their pricing is quite enticing, given that they’re all Completely Knocked Down (CKD) units. Stay tuned to BikeDekho for more info about them.