Zenmervolt
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Thats not really possible to tell you with what you gave. Have to factor in wind resistance of the vehicle and gearing of the transmission, and a few other things as well.
It's quite possible assuming that he knows how much power is required to go 200 kph and he's working within a simplified system.
Total drag increases with the square of speed and power requirements increase with the cube of speed. To go twice as fast requires 8 times the power (2^3).
To go 1.2X as fast (250/200) will require twice the power (1.2^3).
ZV