After the split of Hero, the Czar of Indian two wheeler market, with its Japanese partner Honda, the nation's two wheeler users had come in a puzzled phase. Everyone had their own inhibitions of going for a particular vehicle by the two ex-partners but since then Honda has put in a lot of effort to build up a brand name for itself in the Indian auto market. It has recently launched the limited edition of Dream Yuga on the occasion of the tremendous success of its motorbike that created a rage among the domestic buyers. 'Dream Yuga' and 'Dream Neo' were launched to target a wider audience and the company is said to have sold over 3 lakh units of Dream Yuga in just one year of its launch.
On the success of achieving such high sales figures and to celebrate the upcoming festive season, Honda has come up with a new scheme of introducing a limited edition of the same. Industry experts are of a view that this move will help the auto maker to pull in some decent volume from the market. 'Dream Yuga', or the legacy of dreams as the company describes it, is decently styled and comes at an affordable price. The price of this dream bike is quite reasonable at Rs. 45,164. The company is quite confident that this edition is going to attract a lot of youngsters.
The special edition gets special treatment as it features dual colour tones and a lot of new advancements like body coloured rear view mirrors, 3D Honda emblem, chrome finish muffler protector and body matching decal set for front cowl and front fender. Dream Yuga happens to be a four-stroke 110 cc motorcycle, returning a promising mileage of 74 kmpl. The Ignition Control System of this bike is wonderfully designed so as to aid power to give better output assuring better acceleration. The stylish design of this bike makes one stand out of the crowd. The attractive graphics on the sides and the tank sway the hearts of everyone who is around. The long suspension absorbs jerks as well as offers a smooth ride on road. In order to lure the Indian buyers, Honda has offered its new Dream Yuga in six colours options, namely Sporty Red, Maple Brown Metallic, Monsoon Grey Metallic, Force Silver Metallic, Black and Alpha Red Metallic. Since its launch one year back, the bike has been well received by the users.
Industry experts are of a view that the good news for Honda is that it is doing considerably well as compared to its counterparts at a time when Indian automobile market is witnessing an altogether low phase. Interestingly, the credit for this rise in the sales figures definitely goes to the two motorbikes of Honda, namely Dream Yuga and Dream Neo. These two models by the firm have not only increased an interest in Indian market for two wheelers but have also geared up the economy of Honda. This is the first time in its Indian operation of two wheeler that Honda's motorbikes have been sold more than the scooters. As per the company, it has seen a rise of 35 per cent in its motorcycle sales figures. Until now, it was the scooter Honda Activa that sold the most. This is an achievement for the company and predicts an all time high in the sales of Honda's vehicles.
