In a year of govt approval for stronger bikes up to 375cc engines on local roads, Bangladesh Honda Non-public Ltd (BHL) has launched its 185cc Hornet 2.0 at Tk2.89 lakh.
The contemporary Hornet that contains an support and slipper snatch system, programmed fuel injection technology, Showa-built upside down front fork, and Bosch-made single channel anti-lock braking system is on hand nationwide in four colors – Matte Sangria Red Metal, Matte Marvel Blue Metal, Matte Axis Grey Metal and Pearl Igneous Dark.
“With developed facets and slicing-edge technology, we are giving riders the correct mix of efficiency and excitement. This launch is a testomony to our commitment to delivering world-class innovation and elevating the riding ride in Bangladesh,” BHL Managing Director and CEO Shigeru Matsuzaki said on the digital launching tournament on Friday.
While introducing the facets of the Hornet 2.0, BHL Chief Marketing Officer Shah Muhammad Ashequr Rahman said, “Being a ambitious mixture of energy and sportiness, Hornet 2.0 is an essence of broad bare avenue sports actions styling and aggressive efficiency in its DNA.”
Hornet sequence used to be globally launched in 1996 and its 165cc model hit the Bangladesh roads in February 2018.
Having LED-lighting fixtures, 140mm huge rear and 110mm huge front tyres, an developed digital meter console Hornet 2.0 engine can bring together 16.6 Ps energy at 8,500 RPM and 15.4 Nm torque at 6,000 RPM that makes it delectable for both daily commuting and weekend rides.
Uttara Motors, the producer and distributor of Bajaj, in November 2023 launched the Pulsar N 250 at nearly Tk3.4 lakh because the significant better cc commuter in Bangladesh.
Later, in February this year, Hero launched its 210cc Karizma XMR at nearly Tk4 lakh.
By 30 June this year, over 1,400 of the 2 gadgets were sold in Bangladesh.
After better than two a long time of restrictions on bikes having over 150-165cc engines, Bangladesh last year allowed stronger ones up to 375cc engines for local roads, handiest if the bikes are manufactured in local plant life.
