Benelli Comes to Coimbatore

- DSK Benelli inaugurates its new showroom in Coimbatore
- The entire range of TNT motorcycles will be showcased
- Bookings and deliveries have already begun
Benelli is one of the later entrants in the performance biking segment and with a comprehensive range of motorcycles priced attractively; the Italian manufacturer surely is setting its sales charts on fire. Recently, Benelli sold over 300 of their models in Tamil Nadu itself. And with even more bookings coming their way from the state, it inaugurated its first ever showroom in Coimbatore. The showroom is located at 14, Nehru Stadium, VOC Park, which is one of the posh areas in Coimbatore. Also, the southern state has a definite affection for performance motorcylces given the fact that some of the best motorcycle racers come from Tamil Nadu itself.
The showroom will have the entire TNT range of Benelli motorcycles ranging from the TNT 25, which has a 250cc engine to the monstrous TNT R, which gets a 1,131cc engine. The showroom will have a service centre at the same location as well. The company is also offering a 24x7 service for breakdowns.

Vigneshwar C. S., dealer principal, Coimbatore showroom and Shirish Kulkarni, chairman, Motowheels
The showroom will showcase the entire range of Benelli superbikes at the following prices (Ex-showroom, Coimbatore)
- TNT 25 - Rs. 1,77,000
- TNT 300 - Rs. 3,08,000
- TNT 600i - Rs. 5,51,000
- TNT 600 GT - Rs. 6,11,000
- TNT 899 - Rs. 9,70,000
- TNT R - Rs. 12,07,000
Speaking on the launch, Shirish Kulkarni, Chairman, Motowheels said, "It gives us immense pleasure to be associated with 'Super Agencies'. Our main focus is to align Benelli's presence across all strategic locations in order to generate strong brand eminence and Coimbatore in that respect, is one of those key markets."Benelli has a network of over 16 dealerships across the country and is looking forward to expand further in 2016.
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