Mahindra Two Wheelers has opened pre-bookings for the BS6 compliant 2020 Mahindra Mojo 300 ABS in India. The soon-to-be-launched motorcycle can now be booked for a token of Rs. 5,000 and customers can visit their nearest Mahindra Two Wheelers showroom to pre-book it.
Mahindra Two-wheelers is gearing up to launch the BS6 compliant version of the Mahindra Mojo 300 ABS this year. The company has already released a bunch of photos of the motorcycle, revealing the new colour palette, which includes both single and dual-tone options.
Mahindra Two-Wheelers has released the first image of the upcoming BS6 compliant 2020 Mahindra Mojo 300 ABS ahead of its official launch. The image comes just days after the company released the first teaser image of updated Mojo 300, which will now come in a new Garnet Black colour.
Mahindra Two-Wheelers has released a teaser image of the upcoming BS6 compliant version of the Mojo 300. The updated motorcycle will finally meet the new emission regulations allowing the company to begin sales once again. The Mahindra Mojo 300 ABS was pulled off the shelves in April this year after the industry's transition to the new norms. The teaser image reveals little about the changes on the motorcycle barring the BS6 badge on the extended tank shroud and the 300 ABS stickering on the side panel. The bike is not expected to feature any major change.
The Mahindra Mojo is now on sale in India with plenty of upgrades, after being pulled off shelves briefly earlier this year. While we told you about bookings being open from July this year, deliveries for the motorcycle have now commenced at dealerships across the country. The 2019 Mahindra Mojo 300 ABS is priced at Rs. 1.88 lakh (ex-showroom, India), which makes it about Rs. 8,000 more expensive than the older version, but there are a host of changes to justify the new pricing. There is now only a single variant of the Mojo on sale with features from XT300 and UT300 variants now mixed into one version. The Mojo is now available in two colour options - black and blue.
The Mahindra Mojo 300 is all set to go back on sale, albeit with the addition of ABS. In fact, the dual-channel ABS-equipped version has started arriving at dealerships and the model sports a number of mechanical changes too apart from the much-needed safety feature. Bookings for the Mojo 300 ABS have commenced at the company's outlets across the country while the launch is scheduled for later this month. The Mojo 300 ABS will also be the only variant to be on sale now, with the XT and UT versions effectively discontinued.
The Mahindra Mojo 300 is currently off the sales shelves as the motorcycle is yet to receive the now mandatory Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS) system. However, that could change soon as the manufacturer is testing the ABS-equipped Mojo 300 and the model was spotted recently and seems almost ready to hit the showroom. The bike in question is the Mahindra Mojo UT300 that was introduced last year as the more affordable derivative of the Mojo XT300. It is likely that the UT300 will get the ABS version first, and will be followed up with the XT300 later in the year.
The discounts are available only on the Mahindra Mojo UT 300 and do not extend to the XT 300 variant that was introduced last year. Both versions draw power from the same 295 cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine. On the UT 300, the motor is tuned for 27 bhp and 30 Nm of peak torque, while the XT 300 a carburetted version belting out 23 bhp and 25 Nm of peak torque. Both versions come with a 6-speed transmission.
Peugeot Two-Wheelers is now a subsidiary of the Mahindra Group and it was only expected that both brands will be collaborating to make two-wheelers at some point. While an official announcement on that front is yet to happen, we may have caught a glimpse of the collaboration at the 2018 Paris Motor Show. The Peugeot P2X Cafe Racer and Roadster concepts were revealed at the Annual event, but what's more interesting is that the models use the Mahindra Mojo as the donor motorcycle.
An electric prototype of the Mahindra Mojo was recently spotted testing in Bengaluru. The electric bike was spotted testing near the Bosch factory in the city, hinting towards a possible variant coming up in the future. Speculations also suggest that the Mojo Electric could have been built by a component manufacturer with the bike used as a base to test its technology. While little is known about the Mojo electric version, the model just might be Mahindra 2Wheelers revival for the touring motorcycle that went on sale in 2015. The image surfaced a few notable details on the Mahindra Mojo electric prototype that certainly has our interests piqued.
We've been telling you about the low-cost variant of the Mojo for a while now, and Mahindra Two Wheelers has finally launched the new Mojo UT 300 priced at Rs. 1.49 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The Mahindra Mojo UT 300 is based on the original Mojo introduced in 2015, but gets stripped off a few features to make it more affordable than the current model.
Mahindra 2Wheelers has been working on a cost effective version of the Mojo and the model has now started arriving at dealerships. The cost effective model has been badged as the Mahindra Mojo UT300 and skimps on a few features. Certain dealers are accepting bookings for a token amount for Rs. 5000 while prices are expected to be around Rs. 1.3-1.4 lakh (ex-showroom).
Mahindra 2Wheelers inaugurated the Mahindra Mojo Exclusive dealership in Bangalore. The first-of-its-kind motorcycle-centric outlet is aimed at retailing the company's flagship offering and has been designed as a one-stop-shop for existing and new Mojo owners. The dealership is also the first of many showrooms that the company plans to set up and will not only come with a display area but service support as well.
The first of many exclusive Mahindra Mojo dealerships are finally taking shape and the Indian two wheeler manufacturer has shared the official sketch of what the upcoming outlet will look like.
Two Mahindra Mojo owners completed a landmark ride from East to West of India in the fastest time ever set by a motorcycle expedition of just 85 hours. The owners have managed to enter their names in the Indian book of records with the commendable feat breaking the previous record of 107 hours.
Mahindra showcased the Mojo Scrambler and Adventure Tourer versions at the 2016 Auto Expo and both these models could make it to production in the next two years. There will also be a low-cost entry-level variant planned on the Mojo to take on the Bajaj Dominar 400, while sales will now happen via exclusive Mojo dealerships.
Following up to the Tourer edition launched last month, Mahindra 2Wheelers has introduced the Mojo in the new 'Sunburst Yellow' paint scheme. The new colour joins the existing black, white and red with white colour options available on the tourer.
Mahindra Two Wheelers has introduced the Mojo Tourer Edition priced at Rs. 1.88,850 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The fully loaded tourer edition comes with pre-installed accessories that offer a host of functionality over long distance rides.
Mahindra Two Wheelers has organised its first ever 'Mountain Trail' ride across the Himalayas starting from Delhi and ending in Chandigarh for customers as well as media representatives.
Mahindra has opened registration for the Jungle Trail that will be held in the last week of July. The ride will start in Delhi, cover places like Manali, Leh, Kargil, Srinagar, Dharamsala and end in Chandigarh.
Mahindra organised a ride for Mojo owners through the jungles of Southern India. The ride lasted for 4 days and the participants engaged themselves in a variety of excercises such as DIY, survival training workshop and so on and so forth.
Mahindra Two Wheelers has launched the Mahindra Mojo across 23 dealerships in 11 new states in phase II of the launch of Mahindra's flagship motorcycle. The Mojo is now available across 14 states and 34 dealerships.
To be initially available in select dealerships in New Delhi, Mumbai, Pune and Bengaluru, the price hike affect's the Mahindra Mojo's price by Rs. 5,000.
Mahindra has launched the much awaited Mojo at Rs 1.58 lakh ex-showroom Delhi. It is exactly the right approach and strategy that Mahindra Two Wheelers needed to take for this bike to have a blockbuster entry into the market.
There have been a lot of hurdles the company has had to cross to come to this juncture and though a little late in sports bike segment. Mahindra will be launching the Mojo on October 16 and we will have all the details then, but here are five things we know about the bike.
The bike's design has gone through a lot of changes, and the production-version looks quite different from the concept. Now that Mahindra two-wheeler dealers have started taking pre-orders for the bike, we expect it to be launched in October, 2015.
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