Not surprisingly, calls for the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to cut the repo rate, or the interest rate at which it lends to banks, are growing stronger. Once RBI cuts the repo rate, the hope is ...

In the 1970s, Bajaj Auto expanded its product range to include motorcycles ... Bajaj KB100/ Bajaj KB125 - Built in collaboration with Kawasaki, these were Bajaj’s answer to the dominance ...

4.4 is average rating of Kawasaki bikes by 740 users Kawasaki bike price starts from Rs. 1.22 Lakh for W175 and goes upto Rs. 79.90 Lakh for Ninja H2. Kawasaki manufactures bikes which are Petrol ...

, operating in the sector and classified as a on the bse, currently has its share price at The stock has experienced fluctuations today, with a low of ₹ and a high of ₹ Over the past 52 weeks ...

The move came as $22 billion of mid-month Treasury auction settlements pulled cash from repo market to finance bond purchases. This sensitivity of overnight rates to Treasury settlements and ...

Please verify your email address. Along with Honda and Suzuki, Kawasaki was neck deep in the speed wars — an era marked by rapid evolution in motorcycle design and performance. It was a time ...

In fact, Bajaj says that the force required to operate the clutch on the N125 is half of what it takes on its rivals. The motorcycle has a top speed of 97 kmph and we did see speedometer indicated ...

Since the 1960s, Kawasaki has changed the game in the motorcycle industry, from innovations in traction control and air cooling to making monumental production partnerships with the United States.

Now, Kawasaki wants in as well, with the launch of the KLX 230, which is also focused on being an off-road-focused motorcycle. Kawasaki has a lineup of hardcore dirt bikes in the form of the KX ...

Bajaj Auto saw a 68% growth in the sales of its compressed natural gas (CNG) motorcycle, the Freedom 125, during October 2024 till date, compared to September Bajaj Auto Ltd saw a 68% growth in ...

Bajaj Auto's Executive Director, Rakesh Sharma, reports that motorcycle sales during the current festive season are below expectations, with growth only at 1-2% instead of the anticipated 6-8%.