Honda X-Blade Has Been Launched With BS6 Engine in 2020

Introduction

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has launched the BS6 Honda X-Blade in the country. The company has introduced the new bike in two variants front single disc and dual disc. The company has launched a new bike keeping in mind the youth.

Features of Honda X-Blade 2020

The company has added new graphics, wheel strips, split grab rails to the bike, a sporty-looking cover for the front forks and a link type gear shifter. Yadavinder Singh Guleria, Sales & Marketing Director, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, says the new Honda X-Blade BS6 bike is inspired by the dreams of enthusiastic youngsters seeking success. He says that the bike will get youngsters with world-class technologies such as ABS with dual petal disc brakes, engine stop switch and new dynamic design.

The bike will get a 160 cc engine with fuel injection technology, eight onboard sensors in the fuel injection, which injects a mixture of air and fuel continuously, providing superior performance and efficiency. Also, Honda Eco Technology has been given, which gives less vibration and provides better acceleration.

Engine and power of Honda X-Blade BS6

This engine gives the power of 13.67 bhp at 8000 rpm and 14.7 Nm of torque at 5,500 rpm. This engine comes with a 5-speed gearbox, while the single-disc variant weighs 143 kg and the dual disc variant weighs 144 kg. The bike gets telescopic forks in the front and mono-shock unit in the front. At the same time, it is built on a flexible diamond frame. The front gets 276mm petal discs with single-channel ABS, and 220mm discs or 130mm drum brakes at the rear.

Price of Honda X-Blade

The ex-showroom price of Honda X-Blade has been kept at Rs 1.05 lakh. The new bike has new LED taillamps in addition to the Robo Faced LED headlamps. The company has given a fuel tank with a muscular look in the bike. Along with this, dual-outlet exhausts will also be found in the bike. Also, the bike has a digital instrument console, Hazard lamps, engine kill switch. The seat length of the bike is 582 mm and width 337 mm.

You will also be deceived by watching these Chinese bikes

Introduction

Worldwide's reputations in China have been copied. Any country is afraid to give its patented technology to China. Here not only Fake Ray-Ben, Fake Louis Vuitton Jacket, Fake Starbucks Coffee Chains, even Fake iPhones are made. China has also copied the Tesla Model 3 electric car. At the same time, in this episode of 'Imitation China', we are telling about the Chinese copy of bikes of big brands.

Jida JD250S-9

Looking at a Chinese motorcycle will remind you of a particular bike. Its design comes from the Austrian brand KTM. The Duke is powered by a 224 cc engine, which gives the power of 16 bhp. The Jiajue C8 is an exact copy of the KTM Duke 125. Although The Chinese company has only copied, it says that its body is made of very inferior plastic.

Leike thunderer

The Chinese company also did not spare BMW and copied the superbike BMW S1000RR. It is simply that the company did not patent it. Well, it doesn't matter to BMW. Because while the BMW S1000RR is extremely powerful, the Chinese version bike comes with a very light engine.

Yayama r6

China has also made a copy of the Yamaha. The Chinese company has copied the Yamaha R6. The Chinese bike has a 150 cc single air-cooled engine, but the bike frame the company has made is of very poor quality. But Yamaha's original bike has a 600 cc engine.

Wonjan WJ150R and WJ250R

After Yamaha, KTM, the Chinese have also copied Honda bikes. wonjan Company has copied the Honda CBR250R. It is not that it is the only company to copy this bike, but Zhejiang Jiajue has also copied this bike.

Gulsar

Taian Chiran Machinery Limited, a Chinese company, has prepared a copy of Bajaj Pulsar. The company has prepared a copy under the name Gulsar, although the company has copied the old version of Pulsar itself. The company also sold this bike in Latin American countries. There are also reports that Bajaj Auto has won the battle of intellectual property rights against the copycat company in court.

Kengo r350

The Kongo company has also copied the Kawasaki Ninja 300. The Kongo R350 is powered by a 320.7 cc DOHC twin-cylinder engine, which gives 23.5 hp power, while the original Ninja A bike gives 39 hp. At the same time, the price of this bike is three-quarters of that of the original. At the same time, this Kango bike is also sold in Vietnam and Thailand markets.

Lifan Hunter 125

If you have seen a dingy scrambler, then seeing this bike of this China will definitely make you laugh. Ducati's original bike is very heavy, but Lifan has built a 125 cc engine in the Hunter bike, which can give an idea of how light it will be. It looks like a Ducati scale model.

Winjan WJ300

The Ducati streetfighter has a Chinese copy of WINJAN WJ300. The company has copied it so closely that the first-time viewer would consider the original Ducati. Just try and do not lower your knees in Padcock Hill Bend.

 

Renault Kwid RXL 1.0 Has Been Launched In India in 2020

Introduction

French automobile company Renault India (Reno India) launched its new car Renault Kwid RXL 1.0 (Kwid RXL) variants in India. The company has introduced this car with two versions manual and automatic. With the launch of the new Renault Kwid RXL 1.0, the company has announced that it has sold over 3.5 lakh units of the Kwid. Even after several years of its launch, the Kwid is quite popular in India's entry-level hatchback car segment and accounts for a large share of Reno India's sales.

Features of  Renault Kwid RXL 1.0

Talking about the features of the Renault Kwid RXL 1.0, it includes a 20.32 cm (8.0-inch) touchscreen MediaNav Evolution, first-in-class LED digital instrument cluster, floor console AMT dial, one-touch lane change indicator, speed-dependent volume control and 279 liters. Includes boot space.

Talking about safety features, Renault Kwid RXL 1.0 variants get standard features like driver-side airbags, ABS, EBD, seat-belt reminder, speed alert system, and rear parking sensors. That is, it will also be available in the cheapest model of the car.

The Renault Kwid RXL 1.0 comes with an optional extended warranty of up to 5 years / 1 lakh km. It is available in 6 colours Gensker Blue, Fiery Red, Moonlight Silver, Ice Cool White, Outback Bronze and Electric Blue. Customers can customize the Kwid with accessory packs such as essential packs, SUV packs, chrome packs and urban packs.

Engine and Power of Renault Kwid RXL 1.0

The Renault Kwid RXL 1.0 variant will now be available in both 0.8-liter and 1.0-liter powertrains. The new 1.0-liter, 3-cylinder petrol engine generates 67 bhp of power and 91 Nm of torque. This engine is available with the 5-speed manual and 5-speed AMT transmission options. Until now, this engine was available only in Kwid's top variants RXL and CLIMBER. The other is a 0.8-liter petrol engine. This engine generates 53bhp of power and 72Nm of torque. This engine only gets a 5-speed manual gearbox.

Price of Renault Kwid RXL 1.0

The manual version of the Renault Kwid RXL 1.0 variant costs Rs 4.16 lakh and the AMT version costs Rs 4.88 lakh. The company is offering this,Reno India is offering many offers to help customers buy cars. These include 'Buy Now Pay Letter', ie 'Buy Now and Give EMI Later' scheme. Under this scheme, customers will buy Reno's car, then the EMI of the car will start after 3 months. Customers can avail this scheme by visiting the company's dealership, website or the My Renault app. Apart from this, Reno is also offering cash discounts, exchange bonus and 8.25 per cent interest rate on car loans.