Mahindra to launch its new bike in India by the end of this month

The country's one of the largest two-wheeler producer, Mahindra 2wheeler is going to foray into motorcycle market by the introducing wide range of new bikes across the all categories in the Indian auto market. According to some news reports Mahindra is all set to launch the new entry-level bike in India by the end of this month. The company was already showcased the new bike at the 10th anniversary of Delhi Auto Expo 2010 christened Mahindra Cevalo.

Mahindra 2wheeler official has not yet announced the price tag of this new bike, but as per some news sources the new Mahindra Cevalo is believed to be priced tag of around Rs 50,000 (ex-showroom). It will be available with latest technology loaded features such as SOHC, 4 valve, air cooled, fuel injected engine. The powertrain of this bike can produce maximum power output of 15Bhp with its 125cc displacement. With this engine the new bike compete with Hero Honda Super Splendor, Honda Shine, Honda CBF Stunner , Bajaj Pulsar 135 and TVS Flame.

The company providing both start facilities including Kick and Self. The new Mahindra Cevalo is expected to be delivered great fuel efficiency of around 50kmpl. The company is offering fuel tank capacity of 13litres and 1.5litre in Reserve. New attractive designed Mahindra Cevalo looks like same as Bajaj Discover 135cc that has large fuel tank with short cover and cutting-edge indicator. The new bike additionally packed with front disc brake along with five spoke alloy wheels in black colours to makes it sporty and stunning bike in the Indian auto market.

The bike has also equipped with semi digital dashboard includes Techometer, Speedometer, gearshift indicator light. Mahindra 2wheeler is currently selling Scooters in the Indian auto market such as Mahindra Duro, Mahindra Kine, Mahindra Rodeo, Mahindra SYM Flyte . All these models are getting more popularity in the Indian auto market. At present, Mahindra Duro and Rodeo are the first choice of Indian scooter lovers.