Hyosung launches GT250R

    GT250R is priced at Rs 2.75lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).

    Published On Jun 14, 2012 12:07:00 AM

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    Hyosung launches GT250R

    Hyosung has launched the GT250R, it is priced at Rs 2.75 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The GT250R competes with the likes of the Ninja 250 and the Honda CBR250R.

    DSK Hyosung, the newly formed partnership between South Korea’s S&T Motors and the Pune-based DSK Group to sell Hyosung-branded sports bikes, has set a target to sell 3,000 bikes during the rest of the current financial year. Hyosung, which had a partnership with the Garware Group till recently, sold over 600 bikes last year. “India is the most important market for S&T Motors now,” Justin Lee, head of S&T Motors’ global marketing team, told Autocar Professional

    The Indo-Koreabn partnership has charted out an aggressive localisation plan to be able to price the Hyosung bikes more competitively. “We are aiming to localise the bikes up to 90 percent in 18 months from now,” said Shirish Kulkarni, managing director, DSK Motowheels (pictured with the DSK Motowheels team). 

    The company, which currently assembles the bikes in a facility acquired from Garware Motors, is in the process of acquiring land to set up a new plant. “We would like to purchase land in the Mumbai-Pune belt as it will be convenient to import kits through the JNPT port,” said Kulkarni.

    Read our full review of the GT250R here

    Watch GT250R video review here

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