Latest News about Hero Karizma ZMR [2014]

Hero MotoCorp has reintroduced the Karizma ZMR in the Indian market at Rs 1.08 lakhs. The motorcycle is also available in a dual-tone paint scheme, which retails at Rs 1.10 lakhs (both ex-showroom).

India’s largest two-wheeler manufacturer announces price reduction of up to Rs 1,800 to pass on GST benefits to customers.

Few days ago, we wrote about Tiger Woods, who became the global brand ambassador of Hero MotoCorp, for which he was paid a whooping Rs 250 crore for four years. But like we mentioned in  that article, golf is not an accessible sport for everyone, and someone from the football world would have been more practical and looks like Hero MotoCorp is already working towards it.

Hero Motocorp has sent the first allotments of the updated Karizma and Karizma ZMR to selected dealerships. According to our sources, the Karizma R is priced at Rs 93,500 and the ZMR is priced at Rs 1,18,000.

Hero Moto Corp is hard at work cranking out a rash of new products. The brand, which recently announced a marginal increase in overall sales for February 2014, is all set to launch newer versions of its existing line-up.

Hero MotoCorp will launch fifteen new products starting from next month and continue to do so till March next year. Most of these new offerings will hit the Indian market in the October-December quarter, a way to cash in maximum sales due to festive season.

Hero MotoCorp has developed three new engines at their own R&D center in India, which will power their existing and future two wheelers. Currently all the Hero bikes sold in India are powered by their former Japanese partner, Honda.

Erik Buell Racing has teased an image of their upcoming motorcycle on their Facebook official page. Although the company is still tight lipped about the new product, it is expected to be the street legal production version of the 1190RS race spec motorcycle. The motorcycle is likely to be called the 1190RX and will be showcased in next few months.