Two Wheelers Reviews

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has stopped sales of the Honda CBR150R and the Honda CBR250R motorcycles. The two models have already been taken off the company's website and are no longer available on sale, although they haven't been discontinued. HMSI officials said that the two motorcycles are yet to be upgraded to meet the Bharat Stage IV (BS IV) emission norms which came into effect from April 1, 2017.

TVS Motor Company has been involved in the development of an all-new scooter, which is going to be launched in the second half of 2017. Although company officials are tight-lipped about this new model, it is expected to be a completely new scooter with a 125 cc engine. The new motorcycle to be launched is the TVS Apache RTR 310, which will be launched sometime in July 2017.

Honda Two Wheelers has rolled out the 15 millionth Activa off the assembly line at its Vithlapur plant in Gujarat. The Activa is the first ever two-wheeler in India to reach the mark.

Okinawa Scooters is the latest domestic manufacturer in the e-mobility space and has introduced its new 'Ridge' e-scooter. The model was first introduced in January this year and has been made available in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh priced at Rs. 42,000 (ex-showroom).

The new Benelli showroom in Pune is the third in the city and 25th across India. Motowheels, which sells Benelli bikes under the Benelli brand in India, plans to increase its showroom footprint to 40 across the country by the end of 2017.

India's TVS Motor Co Ltd said on Thursday net profit fell nearly 7 percent in the fourth quarter hurt by lower motorcycle sales at home, but beat analysts' estimates.

The TVS Phoenix was not doing as well as TVS wanted it to and therefore, it has finally discontinued the Phoenix in India, once the BS IV emission norms came into play on 1 April, 2017. The Phoenix made its debut in October 2012 and did decently well upon launch, with TVS positioning it as the successor to the old Victor 125 model.

The overall sales numbers of Piaggio arent significant, considering the massive volumes of scooters sold in India. What is pertinent is that no other scooter manufacturer has any models in the 150 cc space, and this is where Piaggio has grown a whopping 460 per cent in just one year