Triumph Street Scrambler Colours

The top automotive stories of the day – 2021 Triumph Street Scrambler has been launched in India. Hero has launched the new Pleasure+ XTec, with a LED headlamp, new features, and Bluetooth connectivity. Audi India has begun local production of the upcoming Q5. #triumph #heropleasureplus #audiq5 #audi #carandbike #cnbdaily 0:00 - Introduction 0:05 - 2021 Triumph Street Scrambler Launched 0:18 - 2021 Triumph Street Scrambler Price 0:30 - 2021 Triumph Street Scrambler Engine 0:50 - New Hero Pleasure+ XTec 110cc Launched 0:57 - New Hero Pleasure+ XTec Upgrades 1:32 - New Hero Pleasure+ XTec Price 1:40 - Audi Q5 Facelift Expected Launch 1:56 - Audi Q5 Facelift Features 2:17 - Audi Q5 Facelift Engine ➡️Triumph Motorcycles has launched the 2021 Triumph Street Scrambler with improved rider ergonomics, with even more premium details and new colours. The new Street Scrambler is priced at ₹ 9,35,000 (Ex-showroom). ➡️The Street Scrambler is powered by a 900 cc parallel-twin engine which delivers 64.1 bhp at 7,250 rpm and peak torque of 80 Nm at 3,250 rpm. Transmission is handled by a 5-speed gearbox aided by a torque-assist clutch. ➡️Hero MotoCorp has launched the new Hero Pleasure+ XTec, with a new LED headlamp, as well as new features, including Bluetooth connectivity. ➡️The Hero Pleasure+ XTec has been priced at ₹ 69,500 (Ex-showroom, Delhi), while the standard Hero Pleasure+ LX variant is now priced from ₹ 61,900 (Ex-showroom, Delhi). ➡️The 2021 Audi Q5 facelift is all set to go on sale in India later this month, and ahead of its launch, the company has officially unveiled the luxury SUV in India. ➡️ Audi has already begun the local assembly of the updated Q5 in India, and bookings for the SUV have also commenced for a token amount of ₹ 2 lakh.

A close look at the new Triumph Street Scrambler - what is new, what has changed, and how different it is from the outgoing Street Scrambler. Priced at Rs. 8.55 lakh (ex-showroom), the new Street Scrambler gets three riding modes- Road, Rain and Off-Road, a larger 19-inch front wheel and slightly different and upright riding position.

Sponsored: The Triumph Street Scrambler is based on the Triumph Street Twin, but it offers a little more capability to take on the rough. (This video is for informative purposes only, and not a review or opinion about the Triumph Bonneville motorcycles.)