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| Pulsar 135 LS Drives Bajaj Auto Indonesia Sales Posted: 04 Oct 2011 09:11 PM PDT
Original Source: Pulsar 135 LS Drives Bajaj Auto Indonesia Sales from BikeAdvice.in Good news for Pulsar 135LS fans. Pulsar 135LS became the top selling model for Bajaj Auto in Indonesia. Bajaj Auto Indonesia sold around 9,253 units of Pulsar 135 LS out of total sales of 18,500 units during the period of January to September 2011, which represents around 50% of total sales of Bajaj Auto Indonesia.
Bajaj Auto Indonesia sales Pulsar 135 LS at Rp (Indonesia Rupiah) 14.7 million (approximately Rs. 81,000) on the road in Indonesia. According to Rizal Motor sports, the major reason of success of Pulsar 135LS is performance at unmatchable price. The bike is selling well in areas like Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang and Bekasi. Other areas that also witnessed good growth are Java, Sumatra, Bali and Sulawesi. Pulsar 135 LS was launched in Indonesia in the last year April 2010 as a part of increasing Bajaj Auto's presence in Indonesia. Currently, it competes with product like Honda MegaPro (Unicorn Dazzler in India) and Yamah Bayson (FZ in India). Pulsar 135 LS is seeing good sales growth in export market, however in India it has seen decline in sales compare to previous year. With the bike completing two years, we may see an upgraded version of Pulsar 135LS in a near future. - Mahavir Kothari Share on FacebookRelated posts: |
| Royal Enfield May Launch Diesel Motorcycles Posted: 04 Oct 2011 08:21 PM PDT
Original Source: Royal Enfield May Launch Diesel Motorcycles from BikeAdvice.in Earlier this year, it was reported that Royal Enfield, India's oldest motorcycle manufacturing company is looking for a multi fuel variant of motorcycle, but according to business standard news it seems that the company may launch a diesel variants of motorcycle.
According to Venkatesh Padmanabhan, chief executive, "It makes sense for us to move into that (750cc, twin cylinder bikes) category. So many bike companies have been entering India and competition has just begun. However, things are at a very early stage, as neither the volumes from that segment or the commercials seem encouraging." Royal Enfield does not have any competitor in India. It operates in a very niche segment. Currently, the company has production capacity of 75,000 units per annum which is far behind than the demand. Some of it models have waiting period of 12 months in areas like Mumbai. The company is planning to double its capacity to 1,50,000 units by the first quarter of 2013. Share on FacebookRelated posts: |
The project of bringing diesel variants in India is running at full swing. Beside this the company is also working on a project to launch 750cc and 1,000 cc variants. The company pioneers in launching diesel variants of motorcycle in India. The company first launched a diesel variant of motorcycle in the late 1990s. The Company recently launched two new variants – Classic Chrome and Desert Storm.| You are subscribed to email updates from BikeAdvice.in To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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