Indian auto industry is all set for a
smoother ride in 2015 and will be more aggressive next year. Many brands
have decided to launch their more technically advanced bike this year:
1). 2015 Yamaha YZF-R1M
It is a special version of all new R1 with even more advance specifications. It will be on sale in the market from March 2015. The ex-showroom price have been confirmed between Rs 28 lakh to 32 lakh.
The 998 cc Yamaha R1M with its 6-axis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) offers controllability over traction, slides, front wheel lift, braking and launches. Its Communication Control Unit with GPS allows to look at lap times and other running data on an Android-based tablet - and R1M’s Electronic Racing Suspension (ERS) delivers ultimate handling.
It is a special version of all new R1 with even more advance specifications. It will be on sale in the market from March 2015. The ex-showroom price have been confirmed between Rs 28 lakh to 32 lakh.
The 998 cc Yamaha R1M with its 6-axis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) offers controllability over traction, slides, front wheel lift, braking and launches. Its Communication Control Unit with GPS allows to look at lap times and other running data on an Android-based tablet - and R1M’s Electronic Racing Suspension (ERS) delivers ultimate handling.
2). Bajaj Pulsar 200 SS
The much-anticipated Bajaj Pulsar 200 SS might be launched by the end of this financial year as the company has started the bike's production at its facility in Pimpri, Pune.
The Pulsar 200 SS is somewhat similar to Pulsar NS 200 but it has a glimpse of design with Pulsar SS 400. The 199.5 cc engine bike will give a maximum power output of 23bhp an 18Nm of torque. The bike is expected to be released with a price tag of little over 1 lakh.
3). Kawasaki Ninja H2
The Kawasakhi Ninja H2 is a “supercharged super sport” class motorcycle in the Kawasakhi Ninja series. The supercharged giant is powered with 300bhp 998 cc engine and torque of 115 lb-ft and guarantees the top speed of around 390 km/hr.
4). Kawasaki Versys 1000
Kawsakhi has officially announced to launch its Versys 1000 which utilizes the same 1043cc inline-four power-plant as the Z1000 and Ninja 1000, but with little tweaks to improve user experience. Suspension travel was increased to 5.9 inches at both ends (from 4.7 inches front and 5.4 inches rear on the Z1000), and fuel capacity grew to 21 litres (from 19).
Kawasakhi Versys 1000 is expected to launch in January with a price tag of Rs 12.5 lakh in India.
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