
Honda CB300R has launched for Brazil market. Honda CB300R is a 300cc bike.
Based on the desire of users, the Honda has developed its new representative in the category “sport street naked.”
It is to be noted that General Motors India are planning big eventhough their parent group are going through bankrupt in the US. Very recently they have launched the LPG version of the Chevrolet Spark in India and now they are all set to launch the luxury sedan Chevrolet Cruze in September and a mini car by the end of this year.
General Motors India have already invested $300 million in a manufacturing plant in the same locality that produces 1.4 lakh units a year. The company has another facility at Halol in Gujarat that has a production capacity of 85,000 units a year. They have also announced an investment of $200 million for constructing an engine transmission plant of 200,000 units per annum capacity at Talegaon.
Though General Motors India are claiming that they are unaffected despite its parent filing for bankruptcy protection, it is clear that they are severely facing difficulties in raising funds for completing its engine manufacturing plant at Talegaon in Maharashtra.
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"The exciting news of the V4 production model is the result of overwhelming response from customers, media and motorcycle dealers across Europe following the debut of the V4 Concept Model at last month's Intermot show, where the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer chose 'New Beginnings' as its theme to celebrate Honda's 60th anniversary as a company, 50th anniversary of racing and 30th anniversary of the Honda's iconic V4 engine configuration.
"Building on this theme at this week's Milan Show, Honda highlighted the next stage of the V4 story and looked forward to the next 60 years of motorcycle production, with V4 technology forming a part of the marque's future direction in the coming few years, starting in just 18 months time with the introduction of the first V4 mass-production model in the first half of 2010."