Road Prince Bella

Engine and gearbox

The Bella is Road Prince’s petrol scooter. The official page lists a 78 cc four-stroke engine with a wet multi-plate clutch and a four-speed gearbox, with chain drive and kick starting. The page claims a fuel consumption of 65 km per litre and a top speed of 80 km/h. Horsepower and torque are not given. These details match the Passion 70 page word for word, so the table may have been copied across; other websites describe the Bella as a 100 cc scooter, so confirm the engine size at a dealer.

Size and practicality

The Bella measures 1,930 x 790 x 1,190 mm on a 1,235 mm wheelbase and weighs 80 kg dry, according to the official page. The tank holds 9.5 litres and brakes are drums at both ends. The headlight is a 25/25 W unit, and both stands are listed. A scooter is easy to ride for beginners and for riders who prefer to sit upright, and a light weight helps in traffic.

Colours

Three colours are listed: black, pink and red. The pink option suggests Road Prince is aiming this scooter at women riders, though the company does not say so.

Price and warranty

The 1 October 2026 price table lists the Bella at Rs 254,000; another site shows Rs 254,500. That is more than double the price of a 70cc motorcycle, so you should look closely at what you get for the money. Warranty terms could not be read on the official site.

Things to check

Ask the dealer for the real engine displacement, whether the gearbox is manual or automatic, and whether the scooter has a self-start. The official page lists kick start and a four-speed gearbox, which is unusual for a scooter.

Who it suits

In our opinion, the Bella could suit a rider who wants a light, upright machine for short city trips, but the price is high and the website data is thin. Compare it with other scooters before paying a deposit, and ask for the warranty terms in writing.

Which one to buy

In our opinion, the Bella is worth considering only if you specifically want a scooter. On paper the published specifications are modest, and they are almost the same as those of a Rs 111,000 motorcycle. Before buying, ask the dealer to confirm the true engine size, the transmission type and the warranty, and compare it with other scooters in the same price range.