The Aprilia GPR150 ABS has been revealed in China. The fully-faired 150 cc motorcycle has been priced at CNY 22,980 which converts to INR 2.45 lakh.
The Aprilia GPR150 ABS is the younger sibling of the Aprilia GPR250 that was unveiled in China last year.
The Aprilia GPR150 ABS is the younger sibling of the Aprilia GPR250 that was unveiled in China last year. Both motorcycles are very similar. The GPR150 features a dual-headlamp setup with an LED position light in the middle. It has a sharp full fairing, sculpted 15.4-litre fuel tank and clip-on handlebars. It also has split step-up seats and a high-rise sporty tail section.
The GPR150 ABS also has a semi-digital instrument cluster. It consists of an analogue tachometer and a small digital display which shows information like gear position indicator, odometer, engine temperature, speedometer, fuel level, and more.
Handling the suspension duties on the GPR150 ABS are taken care of by USD front forks and a rear monoshock. The braking comes from a 300 mm front disc and 218 mm rear disc which are aided by Bosch ABS. The front and rear tyre of the motorcycle measures 100/80 R17 and 130/70 R17 respectively.
Aprilia GPR150 ABS Dimensions
Aspect
Measurement
Length
1950 mm
Width
770 mm
Height
1100 mm
Wheelbase
1345 mm
Kerb weight
148 kg
Aprilia GPR150 ABS Specs
The Aprilia GPR150 ABS draws power from a 149 cc single-cylinder engine which produces 18 PS of power and 14 Nm of torque. This engine is paired with a 6-speed gearbox.
Aspect
Specifications
Engine type
Single-cylinder, 4-stroke, liquid-cooled, DOHC
Displacement
149 cc
Maximum power
18 PS at 9750 rpm
Maximum torque
14 Nm at 7500 rpm
Transmission
6-speed
Aprilia GPR150 ABS Colours
The GPR150 ABS is available in 4 colour options - Red, Black, White and Silver. It costs the same in all the colours - CNY 22,980 (INR 2.45 lakh).
The GPR150 ABS is available in 4 colour options - Red, Black, White and Silver.
In India, the Aprilia RS 150 was showcased at the Auto Expo 2018. However, there hasn’t been any solid information as to when or if it will be launched in our country. Earlier reports also suggest that Aprilia could consider bringing in the GPR150 instead of the RS 150. The former was been showcased at a dealers’ meet in Goa last year.
