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Duacti has launched it's much anticipated Monster M795 at Auto Expo in New Dehli. The Monster M795 has been priced at Rs. 6.99 lakhs and will be available through the dealers of Ducati in India. The company has 3 dealership as of now in the country which they plan to expand to 13 in coming years. Duacti has specially developed this vehicle for Asian bike lovers.
The Monster has a 803cc of engine that will produce a power of 64kW at 8250rpm with a torque of 78Nm and a six speed gear box. The bike also has a digital unit displaying for speedometer, warning oil temperature, trip fuel, a warning light for low oil pressure and immobilizer. Two person can easily enjoy the ride of this beast.
Ducati India CEO Ashish Chordia has told reporters at Auto Expo that they have priced this model attractively in order to make it much easier for bike lovers across India to own this brand. When asked about the competition that Ducati will face from Harley Davidson and Triumph Chordia confidently replied that Ducati has no competition.
Ducati is currently offering 13 bikes in Indian markets and with the addition of Monster the company is confident that they will be able to increase their sales in Indian markets. This claim could be well admitted because Monster is the largest selling model of Ducati throughout the world and the company is hopeful that they will be able to repeat the success story in India.
The Monster has a 803cc of engine that will produce a power of 64kW at 8250rpm with a torque of 78Nm and a six speed gear box. The bike also has a digital unit displaying for speedometer, warning oil temperature, trip fuel, a warning light for low oil pressure and immobilizer. Two person can easily enjoy the ride of this beast.
Ducati India CEO Ashish Chordia has told reporters at Auto Expo that they have priced this model attractively in order to make it much easier for bike lovers across India to own this brand. When asked about the competition that Ducati will face from Harley Davidson and Triumph Chordia confidently replied that Ducati has no competition.
Ducati is currently offering 13 bikes in Indian markets and with the addition of Monster the company is confident that they will be able to increase their sales in Indian markets. This claim could be well admitted because Monster is the largest selling model of Ducati throughout the world and the company is hopeful that they will be able to repeat the success story in India.
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