Indian two-wheeler market seems to be booming at a pace like never before. This is why; it has attracted a large number of overseas motorcycle brands to either partner with the Indian brands or to set-up their units in the country. After the recent gifting of the world’s largest dealership to Delhi NCR by Ducati, MV Agusta is also planning to revive its partnership with Kinetic.
Keeping a faith on the recent reports, MV Agusta, which has been manufacturing ultra-premium motorcycles from a long time now, is in talks with the officials at Kinetic India in order to launch their bike variants in the subcontinent. Kinetic India, which once had been one of the leaders of the Indian two-wheeler market, might also be rejoiced by this partnership as they will also get a chance to revive in the market.
If the deal goes through then bikes like Stradale 800, Rivale 800, Brutale 1090, F3 675, Turismo Veloce 800, etc. could be seen rolling on the streets of the country. MV Agusta is planning to retail its bikes as well as provide after-sales services in the country. Initially, the company might be using the CBU route ,that is the Completely Built Unit route, to ship its bikes to the country. If the demand increases, the Complete Knock Down that is the CKD route might also be used, which will be of a great help in order to reduce the price of these ultra-premium bikes.
MV Agusta seems to follow the path followed by Ducati in the recent times by launching their bikes in the subcontinent with the second highest population in the world, and a lot of them using two-wheelers on a regular basis.
