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The Mahindra Mojo was showcased at the Auto Expo 2014.
Mahindra Two Wheelers Ltd. (MTWL), a part of the USD 16.7 billion Mahindra Group, today unveiled two motorcycles inspired by Mahindra Racing – the stunning new Mahindra Mojo and the advanced Mahindra Centuro with Disc Brakes. These distinctly styled motorcycles, with category-first innovations, showcase the company’s strong technological capability.\
The stunning new Mojo comes with bold, aspirational styling. It has a powerful 300c liquid cooled engine and incorporates the Mahindra DNA as a tough and reliable performer even in extreme performance conditions. The Mojo has been worked on at all levels from design, styling, engine, performance, ergonomics and technology.
This entailed close consumer engagement, a detailed development process involving technical experts from across the globe and a rigorous testing regime. To deliver its advanced technology and extreme performance, the company worked with a multitude of engineering and technology partners across the globe, including with experts from the Mahindra Group’s own Mahindra Racing team which is the only Indian team to participate in the FIM MotoGP™ World Motorcycle Racing Championship. .
The new Centuro Disc Brake version (Centuro O1-D) will be powered by Mahindra’s indigenously developed intelligent MCi-5 (Micro Chip ignited-5 curve) engine delivering a power output of 8.5 BHP @ 7500 RPM and an astounding mileage of 85.4 kmpl (ARAI). It will come with internationally patented Anti Theft Alarm with Engine Immobilizer as well as disc brakes and tubeless tyres for added safety. In addition to this, it also provides consumers with a range of truly innovative features like an encrypted Remote Flip Key, Find Me Lamps, Guide Lamps, digital dashboard with distance-to-empty (DTE) and Economy Mode indicator as well as Service Reminder indicator on the dashboard. All these features are complimented by a 5 year Warranty.
Speaking at the event, Anoop Mathur, President – Two Wheeler Sector & Member of the Group Executive Board, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. said, “We are very pleased to unveil the stunning new Mojo which I am sure will have bikers across the country excited. The Mojo is the result of strong technological capabilities we have built at our R&D center, our network of global partnerships and the expertise of our successful Mahindra Racing team. We are also pleased to unveil the new Centuro with disc brakes which takes an advanced, feature rich motorcycle to a new level of performance and safety. We continue to be focused on our strategic intent of being a “Consumer Inspired, Technology Led” company.”
Mahindra Racing is the only Indian team to participate in the FIM MotoGP™ World Motorcycle Racing Championship, and showcased its winning 2013 MGP30 racer in India at the Auto Expo for the first time. This precision engineered high performance motorcycle has performed brilliantly during the 2013 season, the highlight for which was podium finish for the first time at the Malaysian Grand Prix
Mahindra Two Wheelers Ltd. (MTWL), a part of the USD 16.7 billion Mahindra Group, today unveiled two motorcycles inspired by Mahindra Racing – the stunning new Mahindra Mojo and the advanced Mahindra Centuro with Disc Brakes. These distinctly styled motorcycles, with category-first innovations, showcase the company’s strong technological capability.\
The stunning new Mojo comes with bold, aspirational styling. It has a powerful 300c liquid cooled engine and incorporates the Mahindra DNA as a tough and reliable performer even in extreme performance conditions. The Mojo has been worked on at all levels from design, styling, engine, performance, ergonomics and technology.
This entailed close consumer engagement, a detailed development process involving technical experts from across the globe and a rigorous testing regime. To deliver its advanced technology and extreme performance, the company worked with a multitude of engineering and technology partners across the globe, including with experts from the Mahindra Group’s own Mahindra Racing team which is the only Indian team to participate in the FIM MotoGP™ World Motorcycle Racing Championship. .
The new Centuro Disc Brake version (Centuro O1-D) will be powered by Mahindra’s indigenously developed intelligent MCi-5 (Micro Chip ignited-5 curve) engine delivering a power output of 8.5 BHP @ 7500 RPM and an astounding mileage of 85.4 kmpl (ARAI). It will come with internationally patented Anti Theft Alarm with Engine Immobilizer as well as disc brakes and tubeless tyres for added safety. In addition to this, it also provides consumers with a range of truly innovative features like an encrypted Remote Flip Key, Find Me Lamps, Guide Lamps, digital dashboard with distance-to-empty (DTE) and Economy Mode indicator as well as Service Reminder indicator on the dashboard. All these features are complimented by a 5 year Warranty.
Speaking at the event, Anoop Mathur, President – Two Wheeler Sector & Member of the Group Executive Board, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. said, “We are very pleased to unveil the stunning new Mojo which I am sure will have bikers across the country excited. The Mojo is the result of strong technological capabilities we have built at our R&D center, our network of global partnerships and the expertise of our successful Mahindra Racing team. We are also pleased to unveil the new Centuro with disc brakes which takes an advanced, feature rich motorcycle to a new level of performance and safety. We continue to be focused on our strategic intent of being a “Consumer Inspired, Technology Led” company.”
Mahindra Racing is the only Indian team to participate in the FIM MotoGP™ World Motorcycle Racing Championship, and showcased its winning 2013 MGP30 racer in India at the Auto Expo for the first time. This precision engineered high performance motorcycle has performed brilliantly during the 2013 season, the highlight for which was podium finish for the first time at the Malaysian Grand Prix
, bike really looks good and better than those previous pictures. . . Wishing Mahindra success like these. . . First, Centuro and now Mojo, we need products like these in the future. . .
Or so I hope
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