Two Wheelers Reviews

Indian Motorcycle has filed a trademark for the name 'EFTR' in USA, Europe and Australia. We believe this could be the beginning of electrifying times for Indian. The company could be working on an electric version of its FTR range, which could be launched in the near future.

A clear trend indicates the Auto companies' stocks are now faring better at the markets after hitting record lows during the initial phase of the Coronavirus lockdown.

Revolutionary new aerodynamics design could make its way to future Aprilia RSV4.

Jawa has updated its website with the BS6 specifications of the Jawa and the Jawa Forty Two.

Ampere Vehicles, the electric two-wheeler maker has launched its new electric scooter - Magnus Pro, in India, priced at Rs. 73,990 (ex-showroom).

RR Global, the largest firm in the electrical industry officially announced its entry into the Indian two-wheeler electric vehicle (EV) segment. The company will be launching two-wheeler EV products under its BGAUSS brand, which will be a range of premium electric vehicles designed for urban and emerging areas. The company will be introducing EV products in the Indian market intending to elevate lifestyles and conserve the environment. The EV products under the BGAUSS brand will offer fluid design, low maintenance, great power, quick charging, IoT, comfort and several other features.

After launching Bonneville T100 Black & T120 Black bikes, Triumph Motorcycles India is all geared up for another launch in the country. The iconic British two-wheeler brand will be launching the new Tiger 900 middleweight adventure motorcycle in India on June 19, 2020. The company was expected to launch the new Tiger 900 adventure motorcycle in May, however, the same got delayed to the COVID-19 pandemic. After much delay, the company has finally revealed the launch date of the motorcycle, which will be held digitally. The company is already taking pre-bookings for the adventure motorcycle with a token payment of Rs. 50,000.

Introducing turbochargers will help meet emission regulations, while not compromising on performance.