MarkeHonda is a very genuine company that gives a lot to India in the automobile industry. Great news given by Honda is in the upcoming 18 months Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India (HMSI) launch a new product portfolio in the mid-size of 300cc-500cc motorcycle segment. One more news is coming is the brand will be doubling its production for the premium motorcycle segment to reach the peak of success in the Indian market and to increase competition. So, after knowing this one thing is clear that Honda is going to give a very genuine competition to all the competitors.
The brand recently established an all-new premium bike division consisting of 15 senior executives with a strong zeal for knowledge on premium bikes as well as parts. After the recent reveal of the H’Ness CB350, Honda confirms three more premium products soon. To make the lineup better Honda is going to launch a motorcycling segment that increases passion for a bike in youngsters and aims to boost premium motorcycle touchpoints. So, let’s ready to ride a new bike launching in the upcoming months.
HMSI has named the new department as “BigWing.” In this, HMSI launches its all-new 300cc-50cc motorcycles in the Indian Market. Also, the brand is expected to launch the first cruiser motorcycle under the BigWing. Honda also shared that the planning to increase the number of outlets in India for BigWing while the total number of outlets in India is 100. Honda already launched some of BigWing in major outlets in India. Where currently offer is premium motorcycle Honda CB300R.
The only motive to launch a new segment under 300cc-500cc motorcycle is to dominate the market as much as possible. A very genuine name in the market that never goes down is Royal Enfield and Honda’s aim to downsize Royal Enfield in the market. A premium bike business comes with mo0re power and zeal than ever before and absolutely youngsters love this also. So, Honda is going to launch a new premium motorcycle segment of 300cc-500cc in the market to becoming on top position by defeating Royal Enfield in the Indian t.
