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Triumph Motorcycles confirms India foray: xBhp News
Normally the prices on the UK websites are OTR prices unlike the USA... So with your comparison I can safely expect the Daytona to be OTR 7.5 lakhs Mumbai... Taking an example of the Ninjas which have the same OTR in Mumbai as the website price...
Even if the price mentioned in UK websites is OTR it's coming out to be 7.39 lac INR in UK.
UK is homeland for triumph so no duties for them, In india add 30% to it.
How can you expect Daytona 675 at 7.5 lac OTR mumbai.?
I would be more than happy if I am proven wrong here as I am waiting for this bike.
How can they launch daytona 675 at 7 lac ex showroom price.
At more than 9 lacs INR it's out of reach for people who were expecting it at 8 lacs.
I have to again look at the Ninja as an alternate .
Normally the prices on the UK websites are OTR prices unlike the USA... So with your comparison I can safely expect the Daytona to be OTR 7.5 lakhs Mumbai... Taking an example of the Ninjas which have the same OTR in Mumbai as the website price...
The only bright side to this whole issue may be the very real possibility of Triumph now introducing the all new Daytona for 2013, which it is reportedly testing. The wait continues for a good mid size super sport bike
Thanks for your email and interest in Triumph Motorcycles. We are currently working on dealer appointments, the range line up and pricing for India which will be the subject of further announcements closer to the time of our launch which we expect to be early in 2013.
*Sigh* I guess the prices would be higher than those earlier shown on their site!
Iconic British motorcycle manufacturer Triumph recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Karnataka state government. According to our sources, Triumph has been allotted 30-40 acres of land at Narsapura, Karnataka to build an assembly plant which will commence production in the near future. The site holds strategic importance since it is situated near the port, where there is a growing congregation of auto and auto ancillary units.
Triumph has committed to an investment of Rs 400 crore to the state to set up the new plant and other operations. The state government is currently formulating tax-related as well as other benefits for the company. Triumph has already unveiled a seven-motorcycle-strong model line-up for India, announcing sensible indicative prices for these motorcycles during the Auto Expo in January 2012, ranging from the classic Bonneville to their massive Rocket III Roadster.
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