Mahindra Two Wheelers, plans to introduce three motorcycles across various segments in the coming months

"We expect to launch three motorcycles this year," Mahindra Two Wheelers Senior Vice-President (Strategy and Market Development) Viren Popli told reporters here. The company, which made its entry into the popular 100cc motorcycle segment with Stallio, would soon introduce its upgraded version along with premium 300cc motorcycle 'Mojo'.

"We have stopped production of Stallio. We will be making announcements about the newer version of Stallio very soon," he said, adding that the company was currently testing its 300 cc superbike 'Mojo'. "There have been so many queries about Mojo. We have been consistently getting it from South, particularly from Chennai. It will be coming soon. It is undergoing some tests now," he said.

Stating that the company is "evaluating various options to launch new products," Popli said the three motorcycles planned for launch would be across "various segments", but declined to elaborate, saying, "you have to wait and watch" till launch. The company which focused on urban markets with its scooters, is also working on targeting rural markets, he said.

"Rural segment, those are the areas we are working on. There will be a product for the segment. We have looked at the moped segment as well (for launching a product in that segment," he said. On plans for this year, he said "with the introduction of three motorcycles, we will have five products, including two scooterettes". Popli was here to unveil the company's second scooter Mahindra Rodeo RZ 125 cc.

The company which tied up with Taiwan-headquartered SYM for supply of engines for its scooter range would also make an announcement of manufacturing engines soon. "We will be making announcements on that soon," he said but did not elaborate. Mahindra tied up with SYM for supply of engines to its scooter which it manufactures from their Pithampur facility near Indore. The plant has a total capacity to produce a million units every year, he added.