Weekly News Wrapup: BS6 Honda Activa 6G Launch Timeline Revealed, BS6 Hero HF Deluxe Launched And More!
Modified On Jan 13, 2020 06:43 PM By Praveen M. for Honda Activa 6G
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2020 started with a bang, with several important developments in the two-wheeler industry. Hero ended the year with the launch of India’s most affordable BS6-compliant motorcycle, the HF Deluxe, whereas 2020 began with sightings of the upcoming BS6-compliant Royal Enfield Classic 350. Check out more details about this week’s happenings in our top five news:
BS6-compliant Hero HF Deluxe launched:
Hero has updated its second most popular motorcycle, the HF Deluxe, to comply with BS6 emission norms. Interestingly, the brand has managed to make the age-old 100cc sloper engine future-proof with the addition of fuel injection. It is also India’s most affordable BS6-compliant motorcycle as of now.
BS6 Honda Activa 6G launch details revealed:
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Honda has sent out a teaser revealing the launch date of the BS6-compliant Activa 6G. We’ve managed to get our hands on a leaked document revealing some of the crucial specifications of the scooter. Check out its launch date, expected price and technical details.
BS6 Royal Enfield Classic 350 spied:
The BS6-compliant iteration of the current-gen Royal Enfield Classic 350 has been spotted at a dealership, hinting at an imminent launch. Like Hero MotoCorp, Royal Enfield also seems to have managed to make its ageing engine BS6-compliant with fuel injection. Here are the other changes in the motorcycle.
New-generation KTM 390 Duke spotted testing:
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The new-generation KTM 390 Duke has been spotted testing again. Unlike the upcoming BS6-compliant KTM 390 Duke, this one is likely to get a whole load of changes apart from the cleaner motor. Check out all the details here.
Jawa Perak booking & delivery details revealed:
Jawa has finally commenced bookings of its bobber, the Perak. Priced at Rs 1,94,500, the Perak is Rs 30,500 more expensive than the standard Jawa. That said, it is the most affordable bobber in the country. Here’s when you can get your hands on this motorcycle.