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Royal Power launches XOOM 70cc clutchless motorcycle

Royal Power announced the XOOM, a 70cc four-stroke clutchless step-through commuter motorcycle, at a starting price of Rs 174,999. Claimed fuel economy is up to 60 km/litre, with maximum torque of 0.55 kg-m at 8,500 rpm and a 365-day/10,000 km warranty. This is a deliberate move into the high-volume affordable 70cc segment.

By Najeeb KhanSep 10, 2026 10 views 0 comments
Royal Power launches XOOM 70cc clutchless motorcycle

Royal Power launches XOOM 70cc clutchless motorcycle

Royal Power announced the XOOM, a 70cc four-stroke clutchless step-through commuter motorcycle, at a starting price of Rs 174,999. Claimed fuel economy is up to 60 km/litre, with maximum torque of 0.55 kg-m at 8,500 rpm and a 365-day/10,000 km warranty.

This is a deliberate move into the high-volume affordable 70cc segment after the company’s earlier focus on the more premium Royal GPX range (Libre 125/150, Demon series). It positions a user-friendly petrol option against both traditional 70cc bikes and the growing electric scooter market.

SpecificationDetail
Engine70cc, 4 stroke
OperationClutchless
Claimed Fuel AverageUp to 60 km/l
Starting PriceRs. 174,999
Warranty365 days / 10,000 km

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