Hero Maestro Edge Scooters News

Hero MotoCorp has relaunched its used two-wheeler business through a new brand, Hero Sure. The company was present in this huge segment a few years ago but had to shut down due to tax issues.

Ducati with its eyes on the future wants to foray into the entry-level premium segment in India. This segment currently has motorcycles like the BMW G 310 twins, the KTM 390 Duke, the TVS Apache RR310 and the Yamaha R3. But, to do that, Ducati needs a local partner; a partner who understands both low cost manufacturing and wide range distribution.

The manufacturer sold 679,862 units in July 2018 as compared to the 623,269 units sold in the same month last year.

The manufacturer sold a total 7,04,562 units last month as compared to June 2017 wherein it sold 6,24,185 units.

Hero MotoCorp is offering special festive season offers on its scooter range. The offers include straight up discounts on the ex-showroom price as well as special finance schemes. 

India’s biggest two-wheeler manufacturer, Hero MotoCorp, has decided to shrink its product portfolio. The company has pulled the plug on three of its motorcycles and have also taken off from its official website. 

The 2017 Hero Maestro Edge has been launched at Rs 57,782 (ex-showroom, Mumbai). The new model benefits from a revised BS IV-compliant engine, new paint schemes and decals and an Always Headlamp On (AHO) feature.

Hero MotoCorp has reported drop in January 2017 sales. The company sold 4,87,088 units in January as compared to 5,63,348 units in January 2016.

Hero MotoCorp is going to launch a facelift of its highest-selling scooter, the Maestro Edge. A leaked brochure has revealed that the scooter benefits from a retuned engine, new paint schemes and the always headlamp on (AHO) feature.

Satellite Yamaha rider Soultrait is the fastest man on Day 1. TVS-Sherco’s Juan Pedrero is running second overall while CS Santosh is the fastest Indian at P47.