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DSK launches two new superbikes

January 16, 2013 10:52 pm | Updated 10:52 pm IST - MUMBAI:

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Shirish Kulkarni (right), Managing Director, DSK Hyosung, and Jimmy Park, Managing Director, S&T Motors, at a press conference in Mumbai on Wednesday. Photo: Shashi Ashiwal

Shirish Kulkarni (right), Managing Director, DSK Hyosung, and Jimmy Park, Managing Director, S&T Motors, at a press conference in Mumbai on Wednesday. Photo: Shashi Ashiwal

DSK Hyosung on Wednesday launched two new superbikes in India — the Aquila Pro (650-cc) and GT650R-2013 editions.

According to a company release, the cruiser Aquila Pro is priced at Rs.4.99 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) while the GT650R-2013 edition is priced at Rs.4.79 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).

The Aquila Pro will be available in three colour variants — red, silver and black — while the GT650R will be sold in titanium white, titanium red and titanium black.

DSK Hyosung is a partnership between DSK Motowheels and S&T Motors, South Korea, manufacturers of the Hyosung brand. DSK Motowheels has a CKD plant in Wai, Maharashtra, and 21 dealerships across the country.

DSK and Hyosung at present sell four super bikes — GT250R, GT650R, GT650N and ST7.

With the launch of the new superbikes, DSK Hyosung will be the only superbike company offering products ranging from 250-cc to 700-cc in India, the company said in a statement.

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