Hero Honda To Launch New CBZ Xtreme with ATFT
Hero Honda will soon launch new Cbz Xtreme . It will get new stickers and body graphics over its body panels. But the upgrade is not just limited to body panels the heart will also see a upgrade. The new CBZ X-treme will get the Hero Honda's ATFT (Advanced Tumble Flow induction technology).
It will also get tuff-up tube in the rear wheel. This proven puncture resistant technology first seen in Honda's Unicorn which minimizes the incidents of sudden puncture by 70%. But the stiff ride of CBZ X-treme might continue as there is no mention of GRS (Gas Reservoir Suspension) in the new X-treme's features list. The new CBZ X-treme will also get Hero Honda's unique anti kick back device which ensures kick lever doesn't kick back.
Yamaha introduces additional accessories for R15
R15 is the first model for the Indian market designed in the true supersport image and featuring a high-level balance of enjoyable running performance on winding roads.
Packed full of state-of-the-art technologies, R15 boasts performance worthy of a supersport model and a body design that evokes the image of the YZF-R series and gives visual expression to the quality of its ride. Yamaha India has recently introduced additional accessories for R15:
- Single seat cowl
- Carbonfibre patterned tank projector pad
- Racing stand
- LED flasher set
- Rim stripe tape & much more…
Ultra Motor to set up its second e-bike manufacturing facility in India
Ultra Motor India Pvt. Ltd. (UMI), the Indian subsidiary of the UK-based Ultra Motor, is looking at setting up another e-bikes manufacturing facility in India, somewhere in the north. The company already has a manufacturing facility in Hyderabad.
UMI plans to invest Rs 150 crore towards product development, and the marketing and distribution of its electric scooters and bikes in India. The company aims at catering to the requirements of southern and western markets in the country via its plant in Hyderabad, and is looking at setting up its second plant somewhere in north India, to cater to market requirements from other parts of the country.
UMI, which has a sales target of 45,000 e-bikes this year, recently launched the Marathon, which has a range of up to 100km and which is priced at Rs 32,000 ex-showroom Chennai. With the rising prices of petrol, a certain section of entry-level scooter/motorcycle buyers are now switching to electric power, and UMI is trying to leverage that development.
[Via: Indiaautomotive]
You need to log in to vote
The blog owner requires users to be logged in to be able to vote for this post.
Alternatively, if you do not have an account yet you can create one here.
Powered by Vote It Up