Latest News about Hero Glamour 125

The Indian two-wheeler industry is a fast-growing market which has registered a positive growth year after year. With new brands making their foray into the market and existing ones coming up with new products, the year 2018 witnessed a notable hike in overall two-wheeler sales over the past years.

The year 2017 was an exciting one for motorcyclists in India. Every manufacturer had to update line-up thanks to BS-IV emission norms, and complimentary with these were the new paint schemes. But there also were a bunch of significant new product launches. With the year drawing to an end, we list out the three highest viewed motorcycle reviews on BikeWale - 

Hero MotoCorp has recorded a 26 per cent increase in two-wheeler sales in November 2017 as compared to the corresponding period in the last year.

The Milan Motorcycle show will have a number of manufacturers displaying their offerings; although only a handful will make it to India. Here is the list of the motorcycles we expect to arrive here. 

The name has changed but everything else remains the same

The country’s leading bike maker Hero MotoCorp has been eying the Brazilian market for quite some time now. Previously, the Indian bike maker made an attempt during the 2016 Olympics. But since Brazil uses ethanol blended petrol, Hero has been working towards developing flexi-fuel engines for the country, which will be introduced with the brand’s debut in March 2019. Along with Brazil, Hero MotoCorp is also aiming at entering the Mexican market around the same time.

The Hero Glamour has been launched at 61,658 (ex-showroom, Navi Mumbai). It is available in three versions – drum, disc and a fuel injected.

Hero MotoCorp has commenced dispatch of the 2017 Glamour across the country. The new Glamour was recently spotted at a dealership in Assam, though the company has withheld the price of this motorcycle.

Hero MotoCorp is aiming to increase its international sales to 10 per cent of the total production. Hero MotoCorp announced intentions to widen its footprint to 50 countries by 2020 to help achieve this target.