3 New Electric Scooters From Ultra Motors
Ultra Motor Company will launch three new electric scooters in India by 2010. There is a rising demand for electric scooters in India and the company intends to cater to this demand in the country. It will launch one high end-scooter and two low priced models in India by next year. It already sells three models - Marathon, Marathon Light (low speed) and Velocity (high speed). All the models fall in the range of Rs. 18,000 - 34,000.
The new high speed model slated for the launch next year will be imported as completely-built from its mother plant in the UK. The company intends to invest Rs. 150 crores in India to increase its production capacity as well to manufacture the upcoming new low-priced models. It has already achieved a sales figure of 24,000 units in India last year which account for 22 percent of the total sale of electric vehicles in India.
[Via: cartradeindia]
Honda to Invest Rs. 300 crores in Next Three Years
Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) stated that the company will invest Rs 300 crore in next three years. According to HMSI General Manager-Operating Head (Sales and Marketing) Naresh Kumar Rattan, this investment is a part of its expansion plans in India that will not only include better market presence but also upgradation of the plant capacity in Manesar.
"The company, which has invested Rs 900 crore since its inception in 2001, will further invest around Rs 300 crore for expansion plans and launch a new range of vehicles in the future," he said on the sidelines of the launch of Honda's upgraded scooter 'Activa'.
"Honda has a strong vision for Indian market and will look for opportunities in these challenging times. We will invest Rs 300 Crore in the next three years for launching new products and expanding capacities of our plant," said Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) President and CEO, Mr. Shinji Aoyama.
[Via: cartradeindia]
Bajaj Auto Q2 net drops 22.50%
India`s second largest two-wheeler maker - Bajaj Auto - on Thursday announced a 22.50% decline in its standalone net profit for the quarter ended September 2008. During the quarter, the profit of the company fell to Rs 1,849.10 million from Rs 2,386 million in the same quarter, last year.
Total income for the quarter climbed 7.65% to Rs 25,705.30 million from Rs 23,877.70 million in the prior year period. Earnings per share stood at Rs 12.80 for the quarter ended September 2008. Shares of the company declined Rs 10.8, or 2%, to trade at Rs 530. The total volume of shares traded was 3,353 at the BSE.
[Via: myiris]
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