Hyosung Bikes News

DSK Motowheel’s other motorcycle brand, Hyosung is finally in the news. The company has equipped the GT250R and the Aquila Pro with anti-lock braking system (ABS).

Hyosung has launched a special edition Aquila 250 for the Indian market. Produced in a limited run of just 100 units, this Aquila 250 is available in three new paint schemes.

Hyosung recently unveiled the updated ST7 at the 2015 EICMA in Milan, Italy. The presence of reputed brands like Triumph and Harley-Davidson has been a major cause of trouble for the Korean manufacturer. However, with the new ST7, Hyosung will attempt to correct this by offering the bling of a traditional American cruiser and hopefully, a lucrative sticker price. Check out the detailed photo gallery of the new Hyosung ST7. 

After being dormant in the Indian market for over a year, Hyosung is planning to completely overhaul its Indian line-up with new and cosmetically updated models. The first among these to be launched here are the GT650R and the GT650N.

Hyosung is clear that it wants to make a big dent in the premium motorcycle space in India. And keeping this in mind, the company plans to go aggressive with its Indian partner, DSK Motowheels in the next financial year.

Hyosung has showcased its range of entry-level quarter-litre motorcycles at the 2015 EICMA motorcycle show in Milan. Called GD250R and GD250N, these motorcycles are going to be launched in India in the next year.

Hyosung has thrown a curve ball by unveiling a new middleweight streetfighter, the GD450, at the 2015 EICMA in Milan. Based on a brand new platform, the GD450 not only looks spectacular, but also comes with astonishing specifications and power output which serve as the cherry on the cake.

Korean motorcycle firm Hyosung has unveiled a new cruiser motorcycle at the ongoing EICMA 2015 in Milan. Called the GV300, this new model features a low-slung cruiser appearance and is powered by a 275cc V-twin engine. 

It has been a while since Hyosung officially confirmed its plans of launching the GD250R and GD250N in India. Now though, a test mule of the GD250R has been photographed sporting a ‘TC’ number plate in Pune, hinting that the fully-faired quarter-litre bike’s launch might be just around the corner.  

While rumours of Hyosung launching GD250R and GD250N in India have been going around for a while, Mr Shivapada Ray, COO of DSK Motowheels, has officially confirmed that the two quarter-litre models will be introduced here, this year.