Regal Raptor To Open 16 Dealerships In India

Regal Raptor Motorcycles that made its debut few days back in the Indian auto sector has recently announced its plan of setting up its dealerships in 16 Indian cities. The manufacturer has its production hub in Shanghai, China and has been working towards setting up its new production facility around Hyderabad, the same place where the company came up with its first Indian dealership. Regal Raptor has already finalised an investment of Rs. 1000 crores for this, which means we might hear the local assembly of its bikes soon. Commenting on the strategy, Mr. M.G. Jeelani, Chairman, and Mr. M.G. Shahriq, Managing Director, Regal Raptor Motorcycles stated that the setup of new plant will bring direct and indirect employment to 25,000 people.  

Talking about its global stature, the company sells its machines in total 39 countries and they are being marketed by Hyderabad-based Fabulous and Beyond (FAB) motors in India. Besides this, the manufacturer also revealed that it possesses exclusive rights for manufacturing its motorcycles domestically and in several other countries including Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, UAE, Bhutan, Oman, Yemen and Saudi Arabia. As evident from its business strategies, the company seems quite aggressive in digging its roots deeper and stronger in the vast Indian two-wheeler market, which was recently witnessed when it announced its plans to bring up its stores in the following 16 Indian cities: New Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Vizag, Delhi, Mumbai, Nagpur, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Trivandrum, Pune, Chandigarh, Goa, Pondicherry and Bhopal. 

Needless to say, the manufacturer sees the country as a competitive place for marketing its cruiser machines and the opening of numerous dealerships by the company is expected to bring a sure boost in its total volume sales. Currently, Regal Raptor Motorcycles sells its bikes through Completely Built Unit (CBU) route and the setting up of the new production facility and stores will surely ease up the tasks for its buyers and admirers in India.