Two Wheelers Reviews

The automobile sector is one of the most affected industries due to the Coronavirus outbreak. The sector was already witnessing a slow demand from the market which further deteriorated due to the COVID-19. Nevertheless, the automobile sector is gradually moving towards the new normal wherein several manufacturers have resumed operations at their respective plants across the country. However, the two-wheeler sales are expected to remain in the slow lane throughout this fiscal, according to HMSI Director Sales and Marketing Yadvinder Singh Guleria. As per the report from PTI, the HMSI senior official told said the coronavirus lockdown having already taken its toll on dispatches in the first quarter, and it would continue to affect the two-wheeler sales this fiscal.

While India may be the world's largest two-wheeler market, the future of the electric two-wheeler industry may still be in a nascent stage.

The Honda CT125 Hunter Cub will be available in several Asian markets, including Thailand, but will not make it to India.

TVS Motor Company has silently increased the price of yet another BS6 model in its line-up, and this time around it is the TVS Jupiter 110 cc scooter. Both the Jupiter and the Jupiter ZX variants have received a marginal bump of Rs. 613, and now retail at Rs. 62,062 and Rs. 64,062, respectively, while the top-end trim, TVS Jupiter Classic, has become dearer by Rs. 651 and it is now sold at Rs. 68,562 (all prices ex-showroom, Delhi).

TVS Motor Company has hiked the prices of the BS6 TVS NTorq 125 range by Rs. 910.

The electric motorcycle range from the Italian brand is expected to be unveiled at the EICMA 2020 show, if it's held as planned.

More than 1,500 bikes are affected by the recall, which is due to a programming error in the ECU that could cause the engine to backfire.

The Spanish electric motorcycle is capable of 120 kmph top speed with a claimed range of 140 km on a single charge.