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The top Green Court ruled that any exemptions would only defeat purpose of the scheme since there are 60 lakh two wheelers plying in Delhi and carry lesser number of passengers and are more polluting since they subscribe to older emission norms.

The Entry Premium Motorcycle of the Year at the 2018 NDTV Carandbike Awards is the Yamaha FZ25. The bike comes with a new 250 cc engine, bold design and styling and superior built quality.

Royal Enfield recently announced the sale of 15 limited edition Stealth Black Classic 500 motorcycles that were ridden by the NSG Black Cat Commandos. The bikes, which were exclusively available online were sold out in less than 18 seconds after sales commenced on December 13, 2017. The bike maker had announced the sale of these special motorcycles on December 8 and over 2000 buyers registered for its purchase.

The plans had already stalled in the summer when VW's powerful labour unions, backed by the controlling Porsche-Piech families, opposed the logic and need for asset sales given the group's financial resilience.

Bajaj Auto's Pulsar brand is one of the more iconic motorcycle brands in the Indian two-wheeler market and the company has achieved a new milestone with the Pulsar series achieving the one crore sales mark. To commemorate the milestone, the Indian motorcycle giant has launched the Black Pack Edition for the 2018 Bajaj Pulsar 150, 180 and 220F range.

A recent image emerged online shows the R15 V3.0 at a dealership, hinting towards the model making its debut soon. The India-spec Yamaha R15 V3.0 could go on sale as early as January next year, and is a comprehensive upgrade over the current model.

Ducati India has brought some extremely fun products to the Indian shores this year, and is closing 2017 with a new variant of its entry-level Scrambler motorcycle. The Ducati Scrambler Mach 2.0 is now on sale in the country and has been priced at Rs. 8.52 lakh (ex-showroom, India). Over the standard Scrambler, the Mach 2.0 gets visual upgrades including a special paint scheme created by Californian designer Roland Sands.

Hero Electric are looking at multiple locations in the country but would prefer to be either in the West or South India because it is easier to cater to the markets there, plus they are also looking at exporting to international markets.