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      2025 KTM 390 Adventure Leaks Ahead Of Launch

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      2025 KTM 390 Adventure Leaks Ahead Of Launch. Image – MotoScoopAs per the leaked information, there are multiple variants of 2025 KTM 390 Adventure with varied capability and off-road prowess
      November 2024 will be a busy month for KTM Bajaj duo as they are gearing up to launch the new Adventure series in India. Before that, these motorcycles will make their world premier at EICMA Show 2024 in multiple variants. Now, the India launch date is out, creating a lot of buzz around the product among enthusiasts.
      390 Adventure Launch Date
      While the Adventure lineup from KTM is popular for its versatility and touring capability, new Adventure lineup focuses on off-road capability as well. This will be the most crucial rival for Royal Enfield Himalayan 450, which has been dominating the sales charts within the adventure and tourer genres.
      KTM 390 ADV R Adjustable Suspension
      2025 KTM 390 Adventure lineup is a radical departure when compared to current model. When launched on 14th November, new KTM 390 Adventure will feature a far more edgier design with imposing road presence. Something which target demographic are likely to appreciate.
      While current model is more of a tourer, upcoming 390 Adventure is spawning a more off-road worthy variant. Called 390 Adventure R, it will feature fully adjustable suspension (compression and rebound) with 230 mm travel. Front wheel will be 21-inches and rear wheel will be 18-inches with higher ground clearance.
      2025 KTM 390 Adventure Cruise Control
      Also, it has to be noted that only the 390 Adventure R will get wire-spoke wheels. The other variant is 390 Adventure X that features 19-inch front and 17-inch rear alloy wheels with lower ground clearance. It misses out on fully adjustable suspension and features 200 mm travel, as per leaked brochure.
      2025 KTM 390 Adventure Launch Date
      For India, the multiple variants are not confirmed and there is a good probability of 390 Adventure R not launching here. All variants will be manufactured by Bajaj Auto in India. When launched, it will take on rivals like Royal Enfield Himalayan 450, Yezdi Adventure and Triumph Scrambler 400X among others.
      2025 KTM 390 Adventure
      What to expect?
      Design-wise, 2025 KTM 390 Adventure looks a lot sleeker, yet substantial than the current model. Taller windscreen, sharper body panels and edgier design elements contribute to that effect. We can expect new instrumentation and a host of electronic rider aids as part of the package.
      Where powertrains are concerned, it will pack the same 399cc DOHC 4V liquid-cooled single-cylinder motor from 390 Duke. However, it might be tuned differently to suit ADV character. Around 45 bhp and 40 Nm is expected along with ride-by-wire, slipper clutch and 6-speed gearbox. Price will be revealed at launch. More

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      2025 KTM 390 Adventure Launch Date 14th Nov – Multiple Variants Expected

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      2025 KTM 390 Adventure Launch DateAs per the leaked information, there are multiple variants of 2025 KTM 390 Adventure with varied capability and off-road prowess
      November 2024 will be a busy month for KTM Bajaj duo as they are gearing up to launch the new Adventure series in India. Before that, these motorcycles will make their world premier at EICMA Show 2024 in multiple variants. Now, the India launch date is out, creating a lot of buzz around the product among enthusiasts.
      390 Adventure Launch Date
      While the Adventure lineup from KTM is popular for its versatility and touring capability, new Adventure lineup focuses on off-road capability as well. This will be the most crucial rival for Royal Enfield Himalayan 450, which has been dominating the sales charts within the adventure and tourer genres.
      KTM 390 ADV R Adjustable Suspension
      2025 KTM 390 Adventure lineup is a radical departure when compared to current model. When launched on 14th November, new KTM 390 Adventure will feature a far more edgier design with imposing road presence. Something which target demographic are likely to appreciate.
      While current model is more of a tourer, upcoming 390 Adventure is spawning a more off-road worthy variant. Called 390 Adventure R, it will feature fully adjustable suspension (compression and rebound) with 230 mm travel. Front wheel will be 21-inches and rear wheel will be 18-inches with higher ground clearance.
      2025 KTM 390 Adventure Cruise Control
      Also, it has to be noted that only the 390 Adventure R will get wire-spoke wheels. The other variant is 390 Adventure X that features 19-inch front and 17-inch rear alloy wheels with lower ground clearance. It misses out on fully adjustable suspension and features 200 mm travel, as per leaked brochure.
      For India, the multiple variants are not confirmed and there is a good probability of 390 Adventure R not launching here. All variants will be manufactured by Bajaj Auto in India. When launched, it will take on rivals like Royal Enfield Himalayan 450, Yezdi Adventure and Triumph Scrambler 400X among others.
      2025 KTM 390 Adventure
      What to expect?
      Design-wise, 2025 KTM 390 Adventure looks a lot sleeker, yet substantial than the current model. Taller windscreen, sharper body panels and edgier design elements contribute to that effect. We can expect new instrumentation and a host of electronic rider aids as part of the package.
      Where powertrains are concerned, it will pack the same 399cc DOHC 4V liquid-cooled single-cylinder motor from 390 Duke. However, it might be tuned differently to suit ADV character. Around 45 bhp and 40 Nm is expected along with ride-by-wire, slipper clutch and 6-speed gearbox. Price will be revealed at launch. More

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      Honda Activa Electric Scooter Launch Nears – New Details Out

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      New Honda Electric Scooter Concept. Image – PaulTanWhile Honda is relatively late in the electric two-wheeler race, it has set ambitious goals to produce four million EVs by 2030
      Honda has revealed its plans for the electric two-wheeler segment, which include the roadmap for both domestic and international markets. A phased market expansion approach will be utilized, with 2024 being the entry point. To create practical products that are affordable as well, Honda will focus on modularization and use of existing ICE assets and expertise.
      Honda Activa electric scooter launch in 2024
      For India, Honda will introduce an electric two-wheeler whose performance will be comparable to a 110cc ICE two-wheeler. It will be positioned as a mass-market product, something similar to Honda Activa. A range of over 100 km is likely, as the scooter will be using two Honda Mobile Power Packs.
      For international markets, Honda is developing a more premium product that will have advanced features such as in-vehicle infotainment. The model for India will be launched in 2024, whereas the global model is set to debut in 2025. Indonesia will get it first, followed by launch in Japan and Europe.
      Multiple battery technologies
      The 2024 model to be launched in India will have battery swapping tech. To balance cost aspects and varying user requirements, Honda is developing multiple battery technologies for its upcoming electric two-wheelers. Much of the production will be done in Asia. Existing Honda electric two-wheeler models utilize nickel cobalt manganese (NCM) cell chemistry. For its upcoming models, Honda is working on lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells. The LFP cells are planned to be used with models launched from 2025 onwards.
      By the end of this decade, Honda would have established a strong presence in the electric two-wheeler space. Around that time, Honda will start introducing its next-gen batteries. While specifications are not available, Honda has stated that the next-gen battery packs will be affordable and enhance the vehicle’s marketability. These advanced battery packs will also enable faster adoption of electric two-wheelers.
      ICE-based EV models
      Honda electric two-wheelers introduced up to 2026 will make max possible use of existing ICE assets. The period from 2024 to 2026 will be the entry phase for Honda. By utilizing existing ICE parts, Honda can accelerate product development and also reduce overall costs. Honda has decades of experience in the ICE segment, something that will be leveraged for the development of its initial electric two-wheelers. Existing Honda ICE scooters are already equipped with advanced features such as connectivity tech. Such features will be available with the first set of electric two-wheelers launched by Honda.
      OTA updates will also be included, ensuring the EV remains future-proof. The 2024 model will have a unique navigation function as well that will ensure seamless access to available charging stations. The equipment list of Honda electric two-wheelers will keep improving over the years. Beyond the 2024-2026 entry phase, Honda has marked the 2026 to 2030 period as the business expansion phase for its electric two-wheelers. After 2030, Honda’s electric two-wheeler business will enter the full-scale growth phase. Electric two-wheelers launched during this period will be far more advanced.
      Modularization to boost efficiency
      To quickly create new products and ensure seamless integration with ICE assets, Honda will focus on the modularization of core components such as battery, power unit and the body. Development and production cost can be reduced with modularization, all while ensuring that users have multiple models to choose from. Honda will be building new factories that will focus on incorporating modular platform technologies. By utilizing its existing global sales network, Honda has plans to emerge as the number 1 brand in the electric two-wheeler space.
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      Royal Enfield Electric Motorcycle Debuts Today – Flying Flea Could Be The Name

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      Royal Enfield EV Teaser – Flying FleaWith a reference to its Flying Flea motorcycle from World War II era, Royal Enfield EV teaser with parachute might be hinting the name
      With electric mobility taking more prominence in India, many manufacturers have been testing out the waters. Among these manufacturers is Royal Enfield, which is set to debut a new electric motorcycle on November 4th. As teased by the company, we will witness the first ever electric motorcycle from Royal Enfield.
      In the teaser, we can see a retro motorcycle air-dropped from the sky with a parachute strapped on. This could be a historical reference to Royal Enfield’s Flying Flea, which was used by British Paratroopers during World War II. But will the motorcycle be called Flying Flea? Let’s take a look at the possibilities.
      Royal Enfield Electric Motorcycle Teaser
      Royal Enfield EV Teaser
      Iconic motorcycle manufacturer, Royal Enfield, has a rich heritage and played a crucial role in British soldier’s mobility in the battlefield. The company leans on its heritage whenever possible and has drawn multiple references from the past. With their upcoming electric bike, Royal Enfield seems to be doing the same.
      When Royal Enfield teased their first ever electric motorcycle, to be debuted on 4th November, it looked like it was a clear reference to Flying Flea from the past. Refreshing your memory, Royal Enfield Flying Flea is a 125cc single-cylinder 2-stroke motorcycle. It was used by British Paratroopers during World War II.
      Royal Enfield Flying Flea
      Flying Flea was designed to be dropped from aeroplanes into the battlefield with the help of parachutes. This motorcycle weighed only 56 kg, making it apt for airdrop exercises. This motorcycle had a special frame around it, for the parachute. A model which was based on a German DKW ( irony!).
      Speculation is that Royal Enfield might use Flying Flea name with their upcoming electric motorcycle. That may be a reason why the company teased their upcoming EV with a parachute, which might be a hint as to what this motorcycle could be named.
      Royal Enfield Flying Flea
      What to expect?
      Royal Enfield has trademarked the name Flying Flea in markets like Europe. Even in India, Flying Flea name is registered by its parent company Eicher Motors Limited. This means Royal Enfield’s upcoming electric motorcycle that goes by Electrik 01Concept, can be named Flying Flea, upon launch.
      It has a retro design with a unique frame design that engulfs the bike’s batteries. There is a fuel tank-like element for aesthetics with a teardrop design. Front forks are of Girder type and might make it to production as well. Performance might be in line with other 350cc bikes from Royal Enfield. Range could be around 150 km on a single charge.
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      Top 8 Bikes At EICMA For India – Royal Enfield, Hero, Aprilia, KTM

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      Royal Enfield Electric Motorcycle Spied. Image – MCNNew bikes planned for unveiling at the 2024 EICMA will provide vital clues to the respective brands’ game plans for the Indian market
      At the 2024 EICMA, enthusiasts will get to see multiple new products and concepts. Several of these will be introduced in the Indian market. The 2024 EICMA will be held from 7th to 10th November.
      1. Royal Enfield electric motorcycle
      In 2022, an image of Royal Enfield Electrik 01 Concept had provided a glimpse of the brand’s first electric two-wheeler. At the 2024 EICMA, Royal Enfield will unveil the production version. One of the units spied on road tests had revealed features similar to the Flying Flea motorcycle of World War II era. With its classic design and styling, Royal Enfield’s first electric motorcycle has a universal appeal. It has potential to emerge a bestseller across both domestic and international markets.
      Royal Enfield Electric Motorcycle Spied. Image – MCN
      Exterior highlights of Royal Enfield EV include circular headlamp and rear-view mirrors, Girder forks at front, tear-drop fuel tank, a circular instrument console and liberal use of chrome accents. At the 2024 EICMA, it is expected that some of the bike’s technical specifications will be revealed. Launch in India is expected in 2025.
      2. Royal Enfield Interceptor Bear 650
      Royal Enfield INT Bear 650
      With a robust 650cc portfolio, Royal Enfield has a market share of around 90% in the 500cc+ motorcycle segment. To further increase its lead over rivals, Royal Enfield will be introducing multiple new 650cc bikes. The list includes Interceptor Bear 650, Classic 650, Bullet 650 and Himalayan 650. Interceptor Bear 650, scheduled to debut at EICMA, is based on the existing Interceptor model. It is essentially a scrambler version that is expected to be one of the most agile 650cc bikes from Royal Enfield.
      Royal Enfield will be offering some exclusive colour options with the Interceptor Bear 650. Users can expect improved overall performance with the USD forks at front. The existing Interceptor 650 comes with standard telescopic forks. Royal Enfield Interceptor Bear 650 has a single exhaust setup, dual-purpose tyres and a circular TFT Tripper Dash.
      3. Hero Karizma 250
      Hero Karizma 250 Design Leaks
      To diversify its portfolio that is currently heavily focused on the commuter bikes, Hero MotoCorp is attempting to crack the higher capacity motorcycle segment. After launching Karizma XMR 210 and Mavrick 440, Hero will be introducing more options in these segments. The company is also working to introduce a new range of 250cc motorcycles. The flagship offering in the 250cc segment will be Karizma 250 that will be showcased at the 2024 EICMA.
      Design patent of Hero Karizma 250 reveals an aggressive design and sharp fairing. A number of features are borrowed from the 2.5R Xtunt Concept that was unveiled at last year’s EICMA. Key highlights of Hero Karizma 250 include USD front forks, aerodynamic winglets, sculpted fuel tank and split seat design. For its upcoming 250cc motorcycles, Hero will be using a new 250cc engine. It can have an output of 30 bhp and 25 Nm.
      4. Hero Xtreme 250
      New Hero 250cc Naked Bike
      A challenger to KTM 250 Duke, Hero Xtreme 250 is also based on the 2.5R Xtunt Concept. Some of the key highlights include USD forks in golden finish, aggressive headlamp cowl, sculpted fuel tank and track-ready slick tyres. The bike has angular radiator covers on the sides, split seats and upswept exhaust. With premium features such as USD forks, Hero Xtreme 250 will have improved capabilities to take on rivals. The bike will use 17-inch wheels at both ends. Braking setup comprises front and rear discs with dual-channel ABS as standard.
      5. Mavrick 440 Scrambler
      New Hero Mavrick 440 Scrambler Variant
      Hero MotoCorp will be expanding its portfolio in the middleweight motorcycle segment with the Mavrick 440 Scrambler. Design patent image leaked ahead of its debut at 2024 EICMA has revealed a muscular looking bike that is likely to have agile characteristics. Some of the distinctive features include fork gaiters, a new fly screen, standard telescopic forks, crossbar and new alloy wheels. While the fuel tank is the same as Mavrick 440, tank shrouds have been updated with a more rugged design.
      Other highlights include a step-up seat and a robust bash plate. The bike is expected to get dual-sport tyres. Engine will be the same as Mavrick, a 440cc, single cylinder, oil-cooled unit that generates 27 bhp and 36 Nm. It is mated to a 6-speed gearbox.
      6. Aprilia 660 ADV
      Aprilia 660 ADV Teaser
      The new Aprilia Tuareg 660 MY 2024 model will debut at EICMA with new colours and features. Three new colours are available, along with a new red frame, which combine to achieve a sportier profile. Aprilia will be also offering some new accessories for the bike such as a new air filter. Especially developed for off-road use, the new air filter offers better protection to the engine against dust.
      7 and 8. KTM 390 Adventure R, 390 Adventure X
      2025 KTM 390 Adventure Variants
      At the 2024 EICMA, KTM will showcase several new models. One of these will be the 2025 KTM 390 Adventure R. This model is off-road capable, equipped with 21-inch and 18-inch spoked wheels at front and rear, respectively. The bike has a 5-inch TFT dashboard, Bluetooth, long-travel suspension, Motorcycle Traction Control (MTC) and cornering ABS.
      Talking about KTM 390 Adventure X, this model is a road-focused touring machine. It has 19-17-inch alloy wheel combo at front and rear and non-adjustable suspension. The bike’s seat height is 825 mm. KTM 390 Adventure X gets non-cornering ABS and LCD dashboard. At the 2024 EICMA, KTM could reveal which new bikes will be introduced in India. More

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      Hero MotoCorp Sales October 2024 – Grows 18% to 6.79 Lakh Units

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      Hero SplendorHero MotoCorp sales were boosted by its 100cc and 125cc models while the company has a host of larger bikes poised for launch
      Hero MotoCorp, the country’s largest two-wheeler maker, has witnessed overwhelming sales growth in the month of October 2024. Showing off YoY, MoM and YTD improvement in sales, the company has seen strong growth more particularly for its motorcycle lineup. Scooter sales however, suffered some setbacks on a YoY and YTD basis though models such as the Splendor, Passion, Destini and Maestro experienced significant MoM improvement.
      Hero MotoCorp Sales October 2024 YoY Vs MoM
      Driven by robust demand in key urban and rural areas particularly during the ongoing festive season, Hero sales grew to 6,79,091 units in Oct 2024. This was an 18.12% growth from 5,74,930 units sold in Oct 2023 relating to a 1,04,161 unit volume growth.  MoM sales improved by 6.60% from 6,37,050 units sold in Sep 2024.
      Hero MotoCorp Sales Oct 2024
      Motorcycle sales ruled with 6,35,787 units sold last month, marking a 20.11% YoY growth. This was over 5,29,341 units sold in Oct 2023 to command a 93.62 percent share of total sales. Motorcycle sales also showed a distinctive MoM improvement by 6.60% from 6,37,050 units sold in Sep 2024.
      Scooter sales on the other hand saw a 5.01% YoY decline to 43,304 units in the past month over 45,589 units sold in Oct 2023. Sales did however, improve MoM by 9.57% when compared to 39,521 unit sales of Sep 2024. Scooter share in total sales also improved from 6.20% to 6.38% MoM.
      Domestic sales were up 17.44% YoY and 6.60% MoM to 6,57,403 units in Oct 2024. There were 5,59,766 units and 6,16,706 units sold in Oct 2023 and Sep 2024 respectively. Exports also saw a significant improvement to 21,688 units last month. This related to a 43.02% YoY growth from 15,164 units shipped in Oct 2023 while there were 20,344 units exported in Sep 2024.
      Hero MotoCorp YTD Sales
      Hero MotoCorp has witnessed an 11.66% improvement in its year-to-date (YTD) sales as well. Sales grew to a total of 37,33,931 units in the FY25 period. This was a 3,89,901 unit volume increase over 33,44,030 unit sales of FY24.
      Motorcycle sales were up 12.71% to 34,92,877 units over 30,99,029 units sold in the FY24 period relating to a 3,93,848 unit volume increase. Scooters however, suffered a 1.61% sales setback with 2,41,054 unit sales in the FY25 period over 2,45,001 units sold in the same period of the previous year. Motorcycles and scooters command a 93.54% and 6.46% share in total sales.
      Domestic sales and exports both saw double digit YTD growth by 11.02% and 31.81% respectively with a total of 35,98,069 units sold in domestic markets and 1,35,862 units exported in the said period. Hero MotoCorp now looks forward to several upcoming launches slated to be shown off at the EICMA Show starting next week. These are expected to be the new Karizma XMR 250, Xtreme 250R, Xpulse 210 along with a new variant of Vida electric scooter. More

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      Royal Enfield Reports Highest Ever Festive Sales in October 2024

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      New Royal Enfield Classic 350Royal Enfield sets new record and marks its biggest festive sales by surpassing the 1,00,000+ sales mark in a single month
      Royal Enfield, the undisputed leader in the 350cc to 450cc and 650cc motorcycle segments, has seen outstanding sales in Oct 2024. Sales surpassed the 1 lakh unit mark for the first time, setting new records. The company has witnessed both YoY and MoM growth with improvements both in its domestic sales and exports.
      Royal Enfield Sales YoY Vs MoM – Oct 2024
      Royal Enfield has posted monthly sales at 1,10,574 units in Oct 2024. This was the highest sales in a single month thus creating a significant milestone for the company. Domestic market sales alone accounted for over 1,00,000 units while there were 8,688 units exported last month.
      Royal Enfield Sales Oct 2024
      Year-on-year (YoY), Royal Enfield has reported a 25.85% growth in domestic sales. October 2024 saw a total of 1,01,866 units sold, a significant improvement over 80,958 units sold in the same month last year. This related to a 20,928 unit volume improvement with domestic sales commanding a 92.14% share in total sales.
      Exports were up 149.87% to 8,688 units in Oct 2024 from 3,477 units in October 2023. Exports improved by 5,211 units in terms of volumes or by 149.87% to command a 7.86% share. This took total sales up to 1,10,574 units, a 30.96% YoY growth from 84,435 units sold in Oct 2023.
      On a month-on-month (MoM) basis, domestic sales grew by 28.44% from 79,326 units sold in Sept 2024. Royal Enfield also saw strong response globally with 8,688 units exported last month. This was a 13.54% MoM improvement from 7,652 units shipped in Sept 2024. Total sales thus improved by 27.13% MoM over 86,978 units sold in Sept 2024.
      Royal Enfield YTD Sales April-Oct 2024
      Strong festive season buying also saw Royal Enfield report a healthy growth in sales for the fiscal year 2024-2025. The company has seen a 4.42% growth on a year-to-date (YTD) basis to a total of 5,65,353 units in FY25 from 5,41,421 units sold in the same period of the previous year. This related to a 23,932 unit volume increase.
      Domestic sales were up 2.99% YTD to 5,12,729 units in FY25 over 4,97,845 units sold in FY24, a volume increase by 14,884 units. Exports saw even higher percentage growth by 20.76% with 52,624 units exported on a YTD basis over 43,576 units shipped in the same period of last year.
      In October, Royal Enfield unveiled the new Bear 650 scrambler. It is underpinned by the same 650 cc platform as the Interceptor 650. More details and pricing will be revealed on 5 November 2024 at EICMA. Royal Enfield plans an onslaught into the two wheeler segment with as many as 12 new bikes launch strategies. These could also include the company’s entry into the electric motorcycle segment which will be revealed at EICMA 2024 in Milan. More

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      New Hero Mavrick 440 Scrambler Variant Design Leaked – Debut At EICMA?

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      New Hero Mavrick 440 Scrambler VariantWith multiple new design elements and rugged attributes, new Hero Mavrick 440 Scrambler variant is likely to debut at EICMA 2024
      Hero MotoCorp has a busy schedule around EICMA Show 2024. The company is set to showcase 4 new products at the grand event. While speculations suggested Karizma 250, Xtreme 250R, Xpulse 210 and a new variant of Vida, Hero has officially confirmed that there is a new variant of Mavrick 440 incoming.
      Now, we have got our hands on the leaked patent design of this upcoming motorcycle. From the looks of it, Hero MotoCorp is carving out a Scrambler-ish version of Mavrick 440 and it is aimed at appealing to the rising interest among motorcycle enthusiasts looking for an off-road flavour. Let’s take a look at design changes.
      Mavrick 440 Scrambler Variant
      Hero and Harley-Davidson partnership have high sales expectations from their co-developed 440 platform. However, sales are still in the favour of Royal Enfield camp consisting of Himalayan 450 and Guerrilla 450. While Hero’s Xpulse 440 is still a long time into development, the company intends to bridge the gap with a Scrambler variant of Mavrick 440.
      Where design is concerned, Hero’s new Mavrick 440 Scrambler variant is a much more appealing proposition than the vanilla product it is based on. There are many new design elements with the new motorcycle successfully lending a much more rugged and macho look that target audience will probably appreciate.
      Mavrick 440 Scrambler
      For starters, we get a new fly screen and fork gaiters transforming the design. It has to be noted that this motorcycle is still sprung by RSU telescopic front forks and not USDs like its Harley-Davidson sibling. The new handlebar comes with a cross brace and we can also see a new alloy wheel design and could get dual-tone effect too.
      Fuel tank is carried over, but tank shrouds get a new pattern for a rugged vibe. Even the side body panels are new with this variant. Seat on Mavrick 440 Scrambler variant looks broader and flatter. Also, there is a new grab rail and tail section with turn indicators flanking the tail light. If you’re going for a tail-tidy approach, this new execution should be a lot friendlier.
      Rugged Elements!
      Leaving aesthetics aside, there seems to be real ruggedness with Mavrick 440 Scrambler variant. There is a new and beefy guard with this motorcycle adding a lot of character and protection. Speaking of protection, there is a bash plate as well, that could be made out of metal.
      Mavrick 440 Scrambler
      While not seen in these leaked design patents, we hope there are dual-sport tyres to finish off the rugged looks. There will be an increase in weight and price with this new motorcycle. Engine is likely to be the same, a 440cc single-cylinder oil-cooled motor with 27 bhp and 36 Nm, mated to a 6-speed gearbox. More