Moto Morini has increased prices across its India range, with the hike affecting the Seiemmezzo 650 Retro Street, Seiemmezzo 650 Scrambler, X-Cape 650 and X-Cape 650X models.
- Seiemmezzo 650 prices increase by up to Rs 53,000
- X-Cape 650 price has risen by Rs 41,000
Moto Morini India price list
Prices have increased by up to Rs 53,000
Following the GST revisions in September, Moto Morini had said it would absorb the impact of the tax hike and hold prices steady until the end of the festive season. With that period now over, it has revised the prices upwards.
The Seiemmezzo 650 twins – Retro Street and Scrambler – are now priced at Rs 4.79 lakh and Rs 4.82 lakh, respectively, a hike of around Rs 50,000 from the Rs 4.29 lakh both models were priced at earlier. The difference between the Retro Street and Scrambler variants is mostly cosmetic, with the Scrambler featuring wire-spoke wheels versus the alloy wheels on the Retro Street, along with a beak-style front mudguard and a small windscreen.
The X-Cape 650 is now priced at Rs 6.40 lakh, up Rs 41,000 from Rs 5.99 lakh. The X-Cape 650X costs Rs 6.70 lakh, an increase of Rs 40,000 over its earlier Rs 6.30 lakh price.
All models are powered by the same 649cc parallel-twin liquid-cooled engine. On the Seiemmezzo models, it produces 55hp and 54Nm, while on the X-Cape adventure bikes, the engine is tuned to put out 60hp and 54Nm.
Moto Morini bikes are distributed in India by Adishwar Auto Ride India, which also handles brands like Benelli, Zontes, Keeway and QJ Motor in the market.
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