Hero's motorcycle selling vehicles online will also offer aftersales service.

Hero MotoCorp (Hero MotoCorp) has announced the launch of its online sales platform - eShop (eShop) to give customers fully digital shopping experience. Under this, customers can now buy vehicles of their choice, be it scooters or motorcycles, directly from the company's website. After which customers will no longer need to go to the dealership. The entire purchase process will be online.

how you choose your favourite vehicle

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eSHOP is now appearing on Hero MotoCorp's official website for India. When shoppers wishing to buy Hero's motorcycle or scooter online will go to the website, then the option of eShop will appear here. Clicking on this link will open a website for online shopping. On this, complete information is given to the customers through all the relevant steps of making a vehicle purchase decision, buying a vehicle and taking delivery. This includes the latest on-road price of the vehicle, livestock status, online document submission, dealership information, finance options, sales order preview and confirmation, VIN location and delivery details. The customer can choose the bike or scooter of his choice as well as variants, colours and city of his choice.

Assistant will help in shopping

After payment, the customer is given an e-receipt with a unique OTP number for verification. Once the verification work is completed in the system, the selected dealer appoints a sales assistant for the customer. If the customer is willing, then the option of retail finance option is also given during the payment process. The sales assistant gives all kinds of information to the customers and guides them to the subsequent stages of documentation, finance, invoicing, insurance, registration and delivery (option of home delivery).

Take the desired delivery

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After the order process is complete, an SMS is sent to the customer with a link that takes him to the document uploading section. After verification, the sales order preview is sent to the customer and an invoice is created. The application for registration of the vehicle is made by the dealer and the vehicle is delivered according to the customer's choice. There are options for home delivery or delivery at the dealership. During delivery, some important documents are signed by the customer, which are required in the RTO.

Digital aftersales service launched

Apart from this, Hero MotoCorp has also launched several digital aftersales services. This includes an app-based service booking and increases in workshop operating hours, including digital service job cards and acknowledgement receipts being offered for the first time in the industry. Using the Hero MotoCorp mobile application, customers can pre-book their car's service at their nearest service centre. Apart from this, they can also avoid any kind of paperwork and physical contact in the workshop for which they can prepare their own service job-cards and get a digital acknowledgement.

These powerful bikes will be launched soon, they give tremendous performance.

The Indian auto sector came to a standstill due to the lockdown. But now, with the fourth phase of the lockdown being relaxed a bit, auto companies are slowly trying to get back on track. While auto companies are offering a lot of offers on one side, on the other hand, they are also launching many new vehicles. Four more bikes are going to be launched soon in this episode. The price of all these bikes is expected to be less than Rs 3 lakh. Let's know about these upcoming bikes.

KTM 250 Adventure

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The KTM 250 Adventure bike is powered by a 248.7 cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine. It has a 6-speed gearbox. Its engine generates 30 PS of power and 24 Nm of torque. The KTM 250 Adventure will get a 5.5-inch TFT instrument cluster, which is also on the KTM 390 Adventure and the 390 Duke. The KTM 250 Adventure is the entry-level off-roading bike in the Austrian motorcycle manufacturer's portfolio. It was showcased at EICMA 2019. The bike is expected to be launched soon. The expected priced of the bike around Rs 2.5 lakh.

BMW G 310 R

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Soon the BMW G 310 R bike can be launched in the Indian market. It will get BS6 compliant 313 cc, single-cylinder engine, which generates the power of 34 bhp and peak torque of 27.3 Nm. The BMW G 310 R bike is expected to be launched along with the updated G310 GS. The price of this bike is expected to be less than three lakh rupees. This bike is designed keeping in mind the youth.

Kawasaki Ninja 300

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The Kawasaki Ninja 300 can be launched soon. Explain that this is a great sports bike for the company. Hopefully, the company can launch it after lockdown. The new Kawasaki Ninja 300 will get BS6 compliant 296cc, parallel-twin engine. It generates 39 Bhp of power and 27 Nm of torque. Its price is expected to be around 3 lakh rupees. The bike will get black alloy wheels, split headlight and analogue-digital instrument console.

BMW G310 GS

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BMW G310 GS Adventure Tourer bike can be launched in late August or early September. It will get BS6 compliant 313 cc, single-cylinder engine, which generates the power of 34 bhp and peak torque of 27.3 Nm. This bike has been seen many times during testing. The semi-faired design will come with up-swept exhaust, fully digital instrument cluster and alloy wheels. At the same time, the price of this bike is also expected to be up to 3 lakh rupees.

Top 5+ bikes are favourite by Indians, are the best selling motorcycles in the country

Hero Splendor Plus

Hero Splendor Plus motorcycle has been ruling the hearts of people for decades. The bike has once again joined the list of best-selling bikes. However, compared to last year, this year, the sales figures for bikes have seen a decline of 31.3%. But Splendor Plus has managed to retain the top position in this list. In March 2020, the company sold 1,01,541 units. Which is less than half of the 2,46,656 units sold in March 2019. That is a 58.8 percent decline is seen. Even after this, it remains the favourite of the fans. A total of 20,63,148 units of this bike have been sold in this financial year. At the same time, the ex-showroom price of this bike is Rs 60,350.

Hero HF Deluxe

HeroHF Deluxe ranks second in this list. The bike has lagged behind in the top spot by just 12,174 units. However, it sold more units in March than the Splendor. The company sold 1,14,969 units in March. But this year has seen a decline in sales as compared to FY 2019. Compared to FY 2019, HF Deluxe sales have registered a decline of 5.4 per cent with 21,68,740 units in the year 2020. Hero HF Deluxe has sold a total of 20,50,974 units in the financial year 2020. The ex-showroom price of this bike in the market is Rs 56,675.

Honda CB Shine

Honda CB Shine and CB Shine SP are third on the model list with 9,48,384 units sold in FY 2020. Sales of this bike have also registered a decline of 4.2 percent over the previous year. The company has sold 9,48,384 units of Honda CB Shine in 2020. The ex-showroom price of this motorcycle is Rs 67,857.

Hero glamour

Hero Glamour ranked fourth in this list. This year, 6,02,623 units of this motorcycle have been sold in 2020. While 7,55,027 units were sold in the year 2019. That is, a decline of 20.1 percent has been registered this year. Let us know that this bike is now available in the market with BS6 update. The Glamor 125 BS6 now gets a new engine and chassis as well as a 5-speed gearbox. However, it will be known next year how much the company has got to update this bike. The ex-showroom price of this bike in the market is Rs 69,750.

Bajaj Platina

Bajaj Platina ranks fifth on the list with 5,78,237 units sold in the year 2020. It declined by 7.7 compared to 6,26,781 units sold in the previous financial year. Bajaj has sold 21,264 units in March 2020 while the company had sold 62,519 units in March 2019, which means a decline of 65.9% this year. At the same time let us know that in the year 2020, 42,001 Platina has been sent abroad, while in FY 2019, 52,827 units were sent abroad. The ex-showroom price of this bike in the market is Rs 47,763.