Latest News about Husqvarna Vitpilen 401

Husqvarna has updated the 401s with a Euro 5 motor and minute cosmetic updates for 2022 Read full story

Husqvarna has announced the updated prices of the Svartpilen 250 and Vitpilen 250 in India. The new prices will be applicable from 1 July 2021 onwards. Do note that the new price hike does not bring any cosmetic or mechanical upgrades to the quarter-litre motorcycles. Mentioned below are their latest ex-showroom (Pune) prices along with the total price hike. Read full story

The Indian two-wheeler market will soon witness the arrival of new, retro-style motorcycles. Previously, we brought you a list of upcoming Royal Enfield motorcycles that will be launched in the Indian market and you can find more details here. Now, we bring you another list of upcoming, retro-style motorcycles that are expected to reach the Indian shores in foreseeable future.Read full story

Husqvarna Motorcycles plans to extend its portfolio and enter electric mobility with the E-Pilen Concept. The company plans to offer a zero-emissions product range to its existing and future customers. Read full story

Pierer Mobility AG recently confirmed in an investor presentation that the Husqvarna Svartpilen 401 and Vitpilen 401 will arrive in the Indian market in 2020.Read full story

New two-wheeler launches and unveiling make a week profoundly interesting and the previous one had all of it in abundance. That can be majorly attributed to the India Bike Week held in Goa on 6 and 7 December, which witnessed debut of various interesting products. Read full story

With the BS6 deadline (1 April 2020) inching closer, manufacturers are actively updating their products as per the new emission norms. The latest player to join the league was TVS which launched not one but three BS6 models last week. Read full story

The motorcycles will be showcased at the 2019 IBW in Goa which is scheduled to be held between 6-7 December. Read full story

Husqvarna’s debut has been reportedly postponed and it will be launched post 1 April 2020, after the BS-VI emission norms become operational. Read full story