Hero Karizma XMR 250 launches new TFT display,
Hero MotoCorp launched the Karizma XMR 250 at the EICMA 2024 auto show in Milan, Italy. The much-anticipated motorcycle is designed to meet the growing demand among Indian buyers for performance-oriented mid-size bikes. Hero Karizma XMR 250 has a powerful 250cc engine coupled with a bold aerodynamic design. The bike’s stylish fairing, integrated winglets and aggressive styling elements enhance its sporty and dynamic appeal. Apart from the Karizma XMR 250, Hero MotoCorp also showcased the Xtreme 250 R and the new Xpulse 210 at the event. While official launch dates and pricing details for these new models have yet to be announced, they are expected to be available soon. Once launched, the Karizma XMR 250 is likely to compete with the likes of Suzuki Gixxer 250 and Husqvarna Vitpilen 250. Also read: EICMA 2024: Hero Xpulse 210 revealed, equipped with larger 210cc engine, new TFT display and more Hero Karizma XMR 250: Design The new Karizma 250 has a sporty…
Royal Enfield Bear 650 debuts on Showa USD forks, TFT
Bear 650 is Royal Enfield’s fifth model to be equipped with a 648cc parallel twin air/oil-cooled engine. The estimated cost is around Rs 3.50 lakh (ex-showroom). Royal Enfield has finally launched the Bear 650 ahead of its launch on November 5, 2024. The bike has a Scrambler style look and is based on the Interceptor 650. This is Royal Enfield's fifth model, equipped with a 648cc parallel twin-cylinder, air/oil-cooled engine. The bike is available in five different colors. It has several features and cosmetic changes that set it apart from the model it's based on. While the price is yet to be announced, market reports suggest that the upcoming Bear 650 will be priced around Rs 3.40 to 3.50 lakh (ex-showroom). Here is a detailed demonstration video of the new RE model. Royal Enfield Bear 650: Design The Bear 650 is unique in that it has a scrambler style seat (the rear is pushed up a bit) and a number…
KTM launches TFT touch screen with offline map navigation function,
KTM has launched a new TFT touchscreen to enhance the human machine interface (HMI) experience on its upcoming motorcycles. The upgrade also includes redesigned handlebar switchgear and a new connectivity system. Speaking of screens, the first one is an 8-inch vertical panel called V80. The second is an 8.8-inch horizontally positioned display called the H88. Both devices feature 1280 x 720 high resolution. According to KTM, the new V80 and H88 screens feature inductive touchscreen technology, allowing riders to control them with or without gloves. They also feature bonded screen technology including anti-reflective, anti-fingerprint and anti-glare coatings to improve user interface visibility from all angles. The new TFT display supports 256,000 colors, a significant increase from the previous 65,000 colors. Read on for more details. Also read: Updated KTM 250 Duke launched in India, priced at Rs 2.41 lakh; gets new TFT display, LED headlights KTM TFT touchscreen: what else? Although there is no IP rating stated, KTM claims that…
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