Two Wheelers Reviews

Hero MotoCorp Ltd (HMCL), the world's largest two-wheeler maker, is set to enter the European market by the end of 2015. This announcement came at 'the biggest event in the world dedicated to two-wheelers', organised by EICMA at Milan, Italy, yesterday.

DSK Motowheels has already established itself in India with the Hyosung brand and today it announced a technical partnership with one of the oldest bike brand - Benelli - in India.

Hero MotoCorp, country's largest two-wheeler maker, has increased prices of its bikes and scooters by 0.5 -1 per cent. The rise will help the company offset rising input costs.

Hero MotoCorp, the home-grown two-wheeler giant, has silently launched its male-centric scooter - Maestro - in new colours and graphics. Interestingly, the company isn't charging any extra money for the updates.

The much-anticipated scooter from Mahindra Two Wheelers, codenamed G101, will be called GUSTO, revealed the company. This global scooter will be first launched in India on September 29, 2014.

Piaggio is contemplating introducing more advanced technologies on its current range of scooters. Sources close to the development reveal that Piaggio is thinking about using fuel injectors on Vespa scooters that currently come equipped with carburettors.

Suzuki Motorcycle India has silently launched the 2014 Access at Rs. 53,223 (on-road, New Delhi). The updated model has received minor cosmetic alterations and two new shades: matte grey and black.

TVS, the home-grown automaker, today launched the new Scooty Zest in India at Rs 42,300 (ex-showroom, Delhi). With so many features on offer, the Zest will be sold as the top-of-the-range model of the Scooty.