Principe Nemesis | Vehicle Stats | GTA 5 & GTA Online Database

The Principe Nemesis is a Motorcycle featured in Grand Theft Auto V and GTA Online.

How to get the Nemesis in GTA 5 Story Mode:

In GTA V Story Mode, the Nemesis can only be found and stolen (see the spawn locations in the "Appearances" section below). It is not available for purchase.

How to get the Nemesis in GTA Online:

The Nemesis can be simply found and stolen on the street (see the spawn locations in the "Appearances" section below), or it can be purchased for a price of $12,000.

The Nemesis can be stored in the Garage (Personal Vehicle) and MC Clubhouse. It can be customized at Los Santos Customs.

Principe Nemesis in Real Life:

The design of the Principe Nemesis is based on a real life Ducati Monster, Hypermotard, Kawasaki Z750, GTA Vader.

Principe Nemesis Top Speed:

The actual top speed of the Nemesis in GTA V is 111.25 mph (179.04 km/h), as it's been accurately tested in-game by Broughy1322.

Can you sell the Nemesis in GTA Online?

Yes, it's possible to sell the Nemesis. If you purchased the vehicle, you can sell it for a resale price of $7,200 (60% of the original purchase), plus 60% of the value of your upgrades. Otherwise, if you stole the Nemesis from the street, you can sell it for $1,200.

Principe Nemesis: Vehicle Info

Vehicle Class Motorcycles

Manufacturer

Principe

Available from Can be stolen / foundSouthern S.A. Super Autos

GTA Online Price $12,000

Storage Location Garage (Personal Vehicle)MC Clubhouse

Modifications Los Santos Customs

Sell Can be sold if purchased or stolen

Sell Price - Resale $7,200

Sell Price - Stolen $1,200

Top Speed (Game Files) 86.99 mph (140.00 km/h)

Top Speed In-Game (Broughy) 111.25 mph (179.04 km/h)

Based on (Real Life) Ducati Monster, Hypermotard, Kawasaki Z750, GTA Vader

Seats 2

Mass / Weight 250 KG

Drive Train RWD

Gears 5

Principe Nemesis Statistics

Speed

75.12

Acceleration

75.00

Braking

40.00

Handling

59.09

Overall 62.3

Nemesis Description:

Super fast, super unshielded. When you're riding a Nemesis, you don't just feel the wind in your hair, you feel it tearing into the back of your eye sockets.

Default Radio Stations Space 103.2, The Lowdown 91.1

In-Game Model Name nemesis