Two Wheelers News

The British motorcycle manufacturer has inaugurated an immersive experience, factory tour and caf at Triumph's Hinckley factory in England.

Hero broke all records by selling over 7 lakh two-wheeler units for the month of September 2017. This is the highest sales figures that Hero has had in a single month. Recently, the company also celebrated the sales of 75 million units since it started operations.

The Volkswagen Group has finally said that Ducati will not be for sale. IG Metall, the labour union has resisted the sale of Ducati to five shortlisted buyers, who would have placed their final bids in October. The idea behind trying to sell Ducati was to increase the cash reserves which were severely depleted due to the dieselgate scandal.

Hero had earlier reported robust sales during Onam and Ganesh Chaturthi with double digit growth over the previous year.

Piaggio Vespa is all set to launch the Vespa RED in India. The idea is to promote awareness against HIV AIDS with the money generated from the sales of Piaggio Vespa RED.

Suzuki Motorcycle India's domestic sales in the month of September 2017 alone went up to 50,785 vehicles, while exports accounted for 6,684 units. Also, sales in the last two quarters grew by 41.73 per cent.

Bajaj Auto reported a 14 per cent increase in total sales retailing 4,28,752 units in September this year, with a massive increase registered in exports.

Piaggio India is launching the Vespa RED in collaboration with (RED), an organisation that seeks to engage businesses and people to create awareness about HIV/AIDS. Every sale of the Vespa RED will generate money to finance Global Fund grants that support the fight to end AIDS in India.