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May 4, 2007

3 Global Auto rolls out its first Indo-China Bike from West Bengal

Indo-China JV Global Auto, rolls out its first two wheeler from West Bengal; a 125 C.C Motorcycle

A post was made in "The Bike Chronicles of India" during February 2007. It was on an Indo China joint venture between Xenitis Group of India and Guangzhou Motors Co. of China planning to manufacture two wheelers from the State of West Bengal. The new JV has been named as Global Automobiles.

Global Auto has finally launched its first offering, a 125 C.C bike called "Xpression".

125 C.C Xpression from Global Auto

The Bike is available in three colors: Red, Black and Blue.

It has a price tag of Rs. 39,000 (Ex-Showroom, probably in West Bengal)




The Bike has the following specifications:

Engine: 125 C.C 4 Stoke
Power : 7.8 kw (=10.45 bhp) at 8500 rpm
Torque : 8.4 Nm (=0.8484 kgm) at 7500 rpm

Gear: 5 Gears


DIMENSIONS:

  • Length : 2040 mm
  • Width : 780 mm
  • Height : 1130 mm
  • Wheel Base : 1280 mm
  • Min. Turning Radius : 2165 mm
  • Ground Clearance : 140 mm


TYRE SIZE:

  • Front : 2.75 - 18, 4PR
  • Rear : 3.00 - 18, 6PR




Visit the Corporate Website of Global Auto



Wallpaper of the 125 C.C "Xpression" from Global Auto



The 125 C.C bike will be made available initially in the Eastern part of India particularly in West Bengal before being launched nationally. Being a new entrant in the highly competitive Indian two wheeler sector, it has its work cut out against stong competitors like Hero Honda, Honda, Bajaj, TVS and Yamaha.


Being a new two wheeler manufacturer, it will have to prove itself in the quality department. Moreover the introductory price of Rs.39,000 (Ex-Showroom, probably for West Bengal) though is competitive it isn't much less than its competitors.

Price of other 125 C.C models:

Bajaj Discover DTSi: Rs.42,500 (Ex-Showroom, New Delhi)
TVS Victor GLX: Rs.43,700 (Ex-Showroom, Kolkata)


So any takers for the Xpression from Global Auto..??



News Source: Deccan Herald




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3 Comments:

Anonymous said...

For 9,500 more the Bejaj Discover seems much more ideal. Not to mention the quality can be questioned with this chinese make.

ANIRBAN GHOSH said...

THE COMPANY HAS ENORMOUS GUTS, I WOULD SAY BECAUSE - LAUNCHING A 125cc BIKE IN TODAY'S MARKET WHERE THE MAMMOTH BIKE MANUFACTURERS ARE THERE, IS REALLY HELL OF A TASK!!! BUT STILL I HAVE A GREAT GREAT DOUBT ABOUT ITS SELL! I HOPE THEY WILL SOON LEAVE THIS BIKE PRODUCTIONS - AT LEAST FOR BAJAJ!MY QUESTION IS - WHY SHOULD ANY FOOL THINK OF BUYING THIS BIKE? LOOKS, PERFORMANCE, MILEAGE, POWER, LONGEVITY - WHICH ONE IS PROMINENT IN THIS BIKE?

Unknown said...

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