Road Prince Power Plus 100

Engine and gearbox

The Power Plus 100cc has a 97 cc four-stroke engine with a four-speed gearbox and a wet multi-plate clutch. The official page does not list horsepower or torque. It does claim a top speed of 95 km/h, which is higher than the 80 km/h given for the 70cc and 110cc bikes, and a fuel consumption of 55 km per litre. Starting is by kick and the drive is by chain.

Size and practicality

Dimensions are 1,920 x 760 x 1,202 mm with a 1,203 mm wheelbase. Dry weight is 90 kg, which is 10 kg more than the Passion. The tank holds 9.5 litres and the engine takes 1 litre of oil. Brakes are drums at both ends and the frame is a backbone type. The headlight is a 35/35 W beam, a step up from the 25/25 W unit on the Passion, and the bike has both centre and side stands.

Equipment

The official page lists no extra equipment beyond lighting and electrical details: a 12 V 3.5 Ah battery, a yellow 5 W turn signal and a 23 W brake light. It comes in black and red. There is no self-start listed, so this is a pure kick-start commuter.

Price and warranty

The 1 October 2026 price table lists the 100 Power Plus at Rs 121,500. Road Prince raised its 70cc and 100cc prices by Rs 1,000 on that date, so confirm the final price with a dealer. Warranty terms could not be read on the official site.

Who it suits

In our opinion, the Power Plus 100 suits riders who cover longer distances than a 70cc comfortably allows and who want a bit more speed in reserve for link roads and city bypasses. The 97 cc engine and the 35/35 W headlight are small but useful steps up from the Passion. It is still a basic bike with drum brakes and kick start, so it will not suit riders who want modern features.

Things to check

Road Prince raised 100cc prices by Rs 1,000 from 1 October 2026, so ask whether the price you are quoted already includes that increase.

Which one to buy

In our opinion, the Power Plus 100 is for riders who want a little more speed and a slightly stronger engine than a 70cc without a big price jump. It is only about Rs 2,000 more than the Passion Plus in the price table, which makes it good value on paper. Check the 90 kg weight, though, if you want the lightest possible bike. Compare it with the Power Plus 110, which costs Rs 3,500 more for a 110 cc engine.