KATHMANDU , NOV 25 -
The Nepali market will see the entry of several new motorcycles from reputed brands in the New Year 2014. Dealers of Bajaj, Honda, Hero, Suzuki and TVS said they are all set to introduce new models.
Syakar Trading Company, sole authorised distributor of Honda motorcycles for Nepal, is all set to introduce Honda CB Trigger by January 2014.
Rajan Puri, manager, Honda division of the company, said it would capture the youth mind, which the Unicorn was not able to address properly. “We are sure the bike to be most loved by the Nepali commuters as it is more stylish, smooth, reliable and convenient. And, we expect our market share to rise,” he said.
Powered by a 150 cc engine, the CB Trigger comes with a contoured tank having 3D Honda emblem floating side cowls and arrow shaped side panels which contributes to aggressive looks, all sporty muffler that emph sizes muscular character of the bike.The bike also features easy-to-operate combine brake system, which Puri says reduces braking distance by 32 percent compared to conventional braking. The bike offers a mileage of over 50 kmpl, the company said. The company said the bike will be priced around Rs 225,000.
Nepal General Marketing, sole authorised distributor of Hero motorcycles, plans to launch a new version of its premium bike Hero Karizma ZMR by January 2014. According to Dinesh Ratna Bajracharya, brand promotion manager of the company, the sporty bike will be targeted at people aged between 18 and 24 years old. The 225cc motorcycle, fitted with digital ignition system, would compete with Bajaj Pulsar 220, he said.
The company is also planning to launch a new version of Hero CBZ Extreme. “The bike will come with new added features like double and single disk brakes, stylish front looks among others,” he said, the company hopes to raise its market share to 35 percent from the current 26-27 percent.
Ganesh Enterprises, distributor of Suzuki bikes , will launch the GZ 150 cruiser by January. “The bike looks very attractive, stylish, and will surely attract teenagers,” said sales manager Pramila Khatri. “With 150cc engine it has DCP FI system that represents the highest level of engine technology.” The bike will be priced at Rs 285,000.
Hansaraj Hulaschand and Company, authorised distributor of Bajaj, plans to launch a modified version of its premium segment bike Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS. “After surveying the need and desires of consumers in the market we are planning to bring the bike with new design, graphics and exterior,” Chiranjivi Shah, deputy general manager of HH Bajaj, said. “It will not only contribute to increase our market share, but surely enhance our brand image.” The company is yet to finalise the price of the bike.
CG Motocorp, authorised distributor of TVS, has said it will launch an upgraded Apache RTR by December 2013. “The new bike will come with cosmetic upgrades,” Karan Chaudhary, executive director of the company, said, adding the price is yet to be fixed.
Source:ekantipur.com, 25/11/2013
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The Nepali market will see the entry of several new motorcycles from reputed brands in the New Year 2014. Dealers of Bajaj, Honda, Hero, Suzuki and TVS said they are all set to introduce new models.
Syakar Trading Company, sole authorised distributor of Honda motorcycles for Nepal, is all set to introduce Honda CB Trigger by January 2014.
Rajan Puri, manager, Honda division of the company, said it would capture the youth mind, which the Unicorn was not able to address properly. “We are sure the bike to be most loved by the Nepali commuters as it is more stylish, smooth, reliable and convenient. And, we expect our market share to rise,” he said.
Powered by a 150 cc engine, the CB Trigger comes with a contoured tank having 3D Honda emblem floating side cowls and arrow shaped side panels which contributes to aggressive looks, all sporty muffler that emph sizes muscular character of the bike.The bike also features easy-to-operate combine brake system, which Puri says reduces braking distance by 32 percent compared to conventional braking. The bike offers a mileage of over 50 kmpl, the company said. The company said the bike will be priced around Rs 225,000.
Nepal General Marketing, sole authorised distributor of Hero motorcycles, plans to launch a new version of its premium bike Hero Karizma ZMR by January 2014. According to Dinesh Ratna Bajracharya, brand promotion manager of the company, the sporty bike will be targeted at people aged between 18 and 24 years old. The 225cc motorcycle, fitted with digital ignition system, would compete with Bajaj Pulsar 220, he said.
The company is also planning to launch a new version of Hero CBZ Extreme. “The bike will come with new added features like double and single disk brakes, stylish front looks among others,” he said, the company hopes to raise its market share to 35 percent from the current 26-27 percent.
Ganesh Enterprises, distributor of Suzuki bikes , will launch the GZ 150 cruiser by January. “The bike looks very attractive, stylish, and will surely attract teenagers,” said sales manager Pramila Khatri. “With 150cc engine it has DCP FI system that represents the highest level of engine technology.” The bike will be priced at Rs 285,000.
Hansaraj Hulaschand and Company, authorised distributor of Bajaj, plans to launch a modified version of its premium segment bike Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS. “After surveying the need and desires of consumers in the market we are planning to bring the bike with new design, graphics and exterior,” Chiranjivi Shah, deputy general manager of HH Bajaj, said. “It will not only contribute to increase our market share, but surely enhance our brand image.” The company is yet to finalise the price of the bike.
CG Motocorp, authorised distributor of TVS, has said it will launch an upgraded Apache RTR by December 2013. “The new bike will come with cosmetic upgrades,” Karan Chaudhary, executive director of the company, said, adding the price is yet to be fixed.
Source:ekantipur.com, 25/11/2013
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