Two Wheelers Reviews

TVS Motor Company introduces a new colour scheme for its NTorq 124 Race edition, which is yellow and black. The NTorq 125 with the new colour scheme is priced at Rs. 74,365 (Ex-showroom, Delhi).

Ducati's sales numbers for the first half of 2020 aren't any different than the rest of the industry for the same period, owing to challenges due to COVID-19.

BMW Motorrad took the wraps off the R18 Dragster, which is essentially a stripped down, tricked out R 18 that is meant to go fast in a straight line on a drag strip. The brain behind the motorcycle is that of Roland Sands, a renowned custom motorcycle designer.

The launch of Husqvarna Svartpilen 250 and Vitpilen 250 was marred to an extent by the coronavirus crisis even though Bajaj has seen decent demand for the motorcycles. A new Husqvarna Svartpilen was spied testing in Pune recently and we suspect it is the 200.

Harley-Davidson India has reduced the prices of the BS6 Street 750 by Rs. 65,000 and that of the Street Rod by up to Rs. 77,000. The prices for the Street range now start at Rs. 4.69 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).

TVS Motor Company has increased the prices of the Radeon commuter motorcycle by Rs. 200. The BS6 TVS Radeon prices now start at Rs. 59,942. This is the second price hike that the BS6 Radeon receives since its launch.

The Delhi government's new electric vehicle policy envisages incentives to cut to 50 per cent by March 2023 fleet of petrol-powered two-wheelers used by delivery service providers in the city. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who launched the Delhi Electric Vehicle Policy on Friday, sought the cooperation of all stakeholders in implementing it. It is expected that the incentives will encourage delivery service providers like those engaged in food delivery, e-commerce logistics and courier services to switch to using electric two-wheelers, the EV policy stated.

Hero MotoCorp, the worlds leading two-wheeler manufacturer on Friday handed over two first responder vehicles (FRVs) to a civil hospital in Gurugram. The two-wheeler manufacturer donated these two FRVs under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives towards the COVID-19 relief. These utilitarian vehicles will be useful to reach out to patients in rural as well as remote areas for moving them to the nearest hospitals. Hero MotoCorp have been custom-built these First Responder Vehicles (FRVs) on the Hero Xtreme 200R motorcycle.