New Delhi: Hungarian motorcycle manufacturer Kevey has launched the retro-inspired quarter-litre model, the SR 250 in the Indian market. 1.49 lakh (ex-showroom).

The motorcycle is currently on display to the public at the Auto Expo 2023 in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The motorcycle features a similar design to the SR 125 and a new 223cc single-cylinder engine.

Keyway made a splash in the Indian market in May last year. The company launched seven products in the United States, including two 300cc scooters, two cruiser motorcycles, an entry-level scrambler, a streetfighter and a supersport.

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After a lukewarm 2022 season, the bike maker now intends to kick off 2023 on a high note by introducing the Hunter 350-rival SR 250.

The Keyway SR 250 features a muscular 14.2-litre fuel tank, a round halogen headlamp unit, a wide handlebar, a ribbed-pattern single-piece seat, a flush-type under-seat tubular grab rail, an upswept exhaust and a circular exhaust. Taillamp Unit. The motorcycle is dressed in a single-pod instrument cluster and 17-inch wire-spoke wheels shod with knobby tyres.

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The 223cc, 2-valve, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine that powers the Keyway SR 250 is all-new, and produces 16 horsepower at its top speed and 16 Nm of torque at its highest. A 5-speed manual gearbox is responsible for the transmission duties.

For better braking performance and rider safety, the Keyway SR 250 features dual-channel ABS and disc brakes on both front and rear wheels.

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Telescopic forks with fork guards and dual shock absorber units act as the front and rear suspension components respectively on the motorcycle sporting a retro aesthetic.

With an asking price of Rs. 1.49 lakh, Kia has introduced the retro-inspired SR 250 (ex-showroom) in India. The motorcycle can be reserved for a nominal fee of Rs. 2,000. Shipping of the quarter-litre product is expected to begin in April 2023.