Suzuki to launch power bikes in India.

After Yamaha who brought in their top of the like R1 and MT01 in India, looks like its Suzuki's turn to unleash their power bikes on India roads (Are the roads good enough for super bikes? No comments).
Recently Suzuki's Indian Sales Exceeded their sales in Japan,

After having stamped its dominance in the Indian car market, Suzuki Motors is adding power to its two-wheeler business and working on a new India plan. The company so far a marginal player in the two-wheeler market, is planning to assemble 400-600cc bikes in India, that could see prices of power bikes come down to Rs 4-5 lakh and make them more affordable for those who love hot wheels.

Suzuki Motorcycle India V-P Atul Gupta told TOI. The company would be sending few ot its models to Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI), Pune, for homologation following which the company would be importing the bikes as completely knocked down units and assembling them in India, as they attract less import duties as compared to CBU- completely build units.
Suzuki will also be launching two new bikes at Auto Expo in the 125cc - 175cc for the mass market. The company is also working on a 200cc bike for the local market reports TOI.

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