Latest News about Mahindra Gusto 125

The manufacturer has finally equipped its scooters with a combined braking system. The CBS models demand up to Rs 2,800 over the standard versions. 

Mahindra has gone ahead and launched its flagship scooter, the Gusto 125, in eight more states across India. Ex-showroom prices start from Rs 48,410 (DX) and Rs 52,410 (VX).

Mahindra Two Wheelers has finally launched the Gusto 125 at Rs 50,920 (ex-showroom Chennai). The company is offering two versions of the scooter – DX and VX which is priced at Rs 54,920. 

Earlier today, Suzuki expanded its line-up of 125cc scooters with the launch of its new flagship model the Access 125. Apart from revising the chassis and powertrain, Suzuki has taken a completely different approach in the styling department, positioning the new Access 125 as more of a lifestyle scooter than your every day ride. But in the near future, this market space will also witness the launch of a brand new scooter – the Mahindra Gusto 125. To give you an idea of what you can expect from these scooters, here’s a detailed spec comparison of the Access 125, Activa 125 and the upcoming Gusto 125.

Peugeot Motorcycles is a subsidiary of the French automaker Peugeot that builds small motorcycles primarily for the French domestic market. Mahindra Two Wheelers Ltd, a unit of Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd (M&M), holds a 51 per cent stake in the company. They have just launched the 200cc Citystar 200i, which sits alongside the smaller-capacity Citystar 125.

Mahindra Two-Wheelers Ltd has announced its sales figures for the month of February 2016. The company sold 9952 units in total. Of the total, 8643 units were domestic sales and the remaining 1309 units were sold in the international markets.

It’s been a while since we rode the Mahindra Gusto 125 in Pune. And during the media ride, it was told that the new 125cc scooter will be launched closer to the 2016 Auto Expo, but it wasn’t.

The Gusto 125 is Mahindra’s answer to the growing flyover problem in cities! Yes, as more and more flyovers are built even in tier 2 and 3 towns, there’s a need for scooters with more power to easily negotiate the climb that comes with it. Well, at least that’s what Mahindra 2 Wheelers believes.