Weekly Bike News Wrapup: Hayabusa Launch Date Announced, Pulsar NS125 Launched, Yamaha FZ-X Spotted Testing, And More

  • Apr 24, 2021
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A lowdown of all the action from the past week

The past week went by rather quickly with quite a bit of movement in the Indian two-wheeler market. So, here’s everything that you need to catch up on.

Suzuki Hayabusa Launch Date Announced

After months of anticipation, we finally have a date for the 2021 Suzuki Hayabusa’s arrival. And it’s happening sooner than you’d guess. Head to the main story and catch all the launch details.

Hero Sets Its Eyes On EV Domination

Electric mobility is one of the current hot topics. Adding up to the heat is Hero Motocorp’s latest announcement of joining forces with the Taiwanese brand, Gogoro. But what exactly are the two brands planning for the electric future? Tap here to know

Pulsar NS Family Welcomes Its Youngest Member

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Indian two-wheeler giant, Bajaj, launched the Pulsar NS125 a few days ago. We’ve covered everything from the specifications to the pricing of the bike, here. Moreover, the brand is also aiming at bringing the Chetak to a few more cities in India. Head here to read the full story and see if your city is on the list or not.

Yamaha FZ-X Spotted

Most of the spy shots of Yamaha’s upcoming FZ-X have been clicked from a distance, until now. The bike was spotted earlier this week at a service centre. This hints an imminent launch. We recommend you read the full story and get all the details about the bike.

Ola’s Upcoming Humongous ChargingHyperCharger Network

Ola has not only been husting with their upcoming e-scooter but is now taking things up a notch. The brand has planned to set up 1,00,000 chargers. But where and how? You can get all the deets from the main story.

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