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Top Bike News Of The Week: Vespa BS6 Scooters Launch, Bajaj Discover & V BS6, eMaestro & More
Top two-wheeler news for this week includes a bunch of new Italian scooters introduced in the Indian market, while a major auto manufacturer plans to enter the electric two-wheeler segment in the country. Also, Bajaj and Royal Enfield have announced their future plans. Here are all the details:
Vespa
BS6
Scooter
Range
Launched
in
India
Vespa
BS6
scooters
have
been
launched
in
the
Indian
market.
The
BS6
scooters
are
now
available
at
a
starting
price
of
Rs
93,035,
while
the
top-of-the-line
Vespa
149
SXL
BS6
is
priced
at
Rs
1,26,650.
All
prices
mentioned
are
ex-showroom
(Delhi).
The scooters are available with two engine options and in seven variants. Vespa has carried forward the same 125cc engine to make it BS6-complaint, while the larger 150cc engine has been tweaked in due process of BS6 norms.
The new BS6 compliant 149cc engine now produces 10bhp and 10.6Nm of torque. In comparison, the BS4 engine produced 10bhp and 10.9Nm of torque. The peak power output on the BS6 model is produced higher in the rev range as compared to the BS4 model — here is are all the details variant wise.
Bajaj
Discover
&
‘V'
BS6
Models
Bajaj
has
confirmed
that
the
Discover
and
the
‘V'
range
of
motorcycles
will
be
launched
in
the
Indian
market.
However,
the
launch
of
the
updated
motorcycles
will
be
delayed
due
to
the
ongoing
Covid-19
pandemic
in
the
country.
The upcoming Discover and the V models will be introduced with a BS6 compliant engine and a host of new updates. Both motorcycles offered exceptional value with the Discover motorcycle's best-in-class mileage, while the Bajaj V offered 150cc performance for the price of most 125cc motorcycles in the Indian market — click here to know more.
Royal
Enfield
Motorcycle
With
Connected
Features
With
the
current
trend
of
connected
features
on
bikes
and
cars,
most
manufactures
have
already
adopted
the
technology
on
their
models.
According
to
a
report,
Chennai
based
two-wheeler
manufacturer,
Royal
Enfield
is
also
expected
to
join
the
world
of
connected
mobility
soon.
The connected feature on these classic bikes will be offered with smartphone pairing via Bluetooth. It will offer the rider a host of information including turn-by-turn navigation call alerts and more — here are more details.
Hero
MotoCorp
To
Enter
Two-Wheeler
EV
Segment
The
Hero
plans
to
enter
the
growing
two-wheeler
EV
segment
in
the
Indian
market.
This
news
has
been
confirmed
after
an
Electric
Maestro
concept
scooter
was
spotted
in
India.
The upcoming eMaestro electric scooter will feature smartphone connectivity, digital instrument cluster and host of other features. Although the exact specs of the electric powertrain have not been revealed, we can confirm that the upcoming electric scooter will feature a permanent magnet hub-mounted motor connected to a Lithium-ion battery pack — here are more details.
Royal
Enfield
To
Come
Up
With
Some
New
Models
In
The
Future
Royal
Enfield
has
announced
that
they
will
launch
new
models
once
the
nation-wide
lockdown
has
been
lifted
due
to
the
ongoing
Covid-19
pandemic
in
the
country.
The
two-wheeler
manufacturer
stated
that
they
will
heavily
invest
in
developing
new
technologies
despite
the
current
automotive
sales
slowdown.
The updated Thunderbird 350X codenamed fireball' launch has been delayed due to the current crisis, however, the company have assured that it will hit the market as soon as the business resumes operations in the country — click here to know more.
Thoughts About The Top Two-Wheeler News Of The Week
Most manufacturers have delayed their product launches due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown announced in the country. All in all a good week with a bunch of new scooters and promise of new ones coming up in the Indian market.