Kawasaki, a Japanese bike maker, has launched a new retro bike in the Indian market amidst increasing demand for bikes. The new bike, named Kawasaki W175 Urban Retro, comes with several impressive features as the demand for retro bikes in the segment is growing.
The W175 Urban Retro is priced around 12,000 rupees lower than the previously launched variant, making it more affordable for consumers. The new model features tubeless tires and alloy wheels, enhancing the bike’s aesthetic appeal. This bike was launched during the India Bike Week.
In terms of specifications, the W175 Urban Retro is equipped with a 177cc air-cooled, 4-stroke single-cylinder engine that generates 13 PS power at 7500 rpm and 13.2 Nm torque at 6000 rpm. It has a front disc and rear drum brake, along with a single-channel ABS for added safety. The company claims a mileage of 45 kmpl on a liter of fuel, making long journeys possible with its 12-liter tank.
The semi-digital instrument cluster in the W175 Urban Retro includes an analog speedometer, digital odometer, and digital trip meter, making it visually appealing. The bike also comes with dual-piston caliper-front and classic pea-shooter-style muffler.
Kawasaki has launched the W175 Urban Retro at an ex-showroom price of 1.47 lakh rupees with offers available to attract consumers.
Experts have shown great enthusiasm for the Kawasaki W175, stating that though its price is slightly higher, it is set to dominate the commuter bike segment. However, this may not be an easy task for the bike.
The launch of the Kawasaki W175 Urban Retro has injected new excitement into the Indian bike market. With its impressive features and competitive pricing, it is set to make a mark in the retro bike segment, offering consumers a fresh perspective and riding experience.
Summery:
– Kawasaki, the Japanese bike maker, has launched a new retro bike in the Indian market, taking advantage of the increasing demand for bikes.
– The retro bike, named Kawasaki W175 Urban Retro, has been launched at a price higher than the previous variant, but with several impressive features such as tubeless tires and alloy wheels.
– The bike comes with a 177cc, air-cooled, 4-stroke single cylinder engine, producing 13 PS power at 7500 rpm and 13.2 Nm torque at 6000 rpm.
– It also features digital instrument cluster, front disc and rear drum brake, and single channel ABS for better safety.
– The bike has been launched at a price of INR 1.47 lakhs and comes with special offers.
– Experts are excited about the bike, believing it will compete directly in the commuter segment, although it may not be easy for the bike to do so.
