Mahindra Two wheelers

Mahindra's flagship motorcycle, the Mojo 300 has been due for an update. Regular readers would recall us reporting images of the new updated model of the bike. This updated motorcycle has now started to make its way to some dealerships and images can be seen on the internet. The bike now will also come with ABS, which has been mandated by the government of India to make the roads of India much safer. Expect the launch of this motorcycle happen Read More...

Mahindra’s two-wheeler division, which also owns the Classic Legends, the company responsible for the revival of the Jawa brand has been evidently quite busy with the same. Maybe that is why their much-awaited update for the Mojo motorcycle took a back seat. However, with the launch of the Jawa motorcycles now out of the way, the Mojo update has been going on in full swing. Ahead of its launch, we now have a set of spy shots of this upcoming, Read More...

Mahindra is now enjoying success in the two-wheeler world with its newly revived Jawa brand. Booked till the month of September, the production facilities of the Jawa brand are now at full capacity to fulfil the deliveries of the long pending orders. In this wave of nostalgia, most of us forgot that Mahindra had its own range of motorcycles on offer. Their flagship motorcycle, the Mojo XT300 had been joined by the Mojo UT300 last year and was made available Read More...

At the ongoing Paris Motor Show, Peugeot which is now owned by Mahindra India unveiled two new bike concepts, the P2x Roadster and the P2x Cafe Racer. These two concept bikes will get the 300 cc engine seen in the Mahindra Mojo but would be heavily modified to be Euro-V compliant. Apart from complying to stricter emission norms, the engine which is developed by the Mahindra Racing team is rumoured to get a bump in power as well. The bike would Read More...

After the electric car market, Mahindra & Mahindra seems to be interested in getting into the electric two-wheeler segment. In fact, a test mule of battery powered Mahindra Mojo was spotted alongside a few other electric scooters outside a Bosch factory in Bengaluru. While the motorcycle in looks identical to the internal combustion version of the Mojo, the belt drive and a missing exhaust hint that it is indeed a electric version of the tourer. One can argue that it's Read More...

The Mahindra Mojo XT300 has received a new Ocean Blue paintjob, with the prices standing unchanged at INR 1.79 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The new dual tone paintjob of blue and white will be a new addition to the previously available option of Volcano Red, which features a dual tone of red and white. Under the new paint scheme, the Mahindra Mojo features parts in blue such as the tank, part of the headlamp fairing, side panel, tail section and underbody Read More...

Mahindra Two-wheelers is reportedly testing its electric scooter, the GenZe 2.0 in India. The scooter was showcased in India at the Auto Expo 2016. The USD 2,999 (INR 2 lakh – approx.) electric scooter is already sold the USA. Mahindra's first connected all-electric scooter, the GenZe 2.0 is designed to help alleviate challenges associated with urban commuting, parking, congestion and pollution. A test mule of the electric scooter was spotted in somewhere around Pune and was reportedly travelling at speeds of 30-40kph Read More...

A certain Japanese exotic on two-wheels seem to have inspired a Mahindra Mojo 300 owner, as he decided to give his motorcycle a makeover. The end result is a Sugomi design inspired, sharper fascia that replaces the relatively humble design of a standard Mahindra Mojo. We stumbled upon this Kawasaki Z1000 inspired Mahindra Mojo 300 courtesy iamabikerdotcom. The new front design flows onto the muscular fuel tank remarkably well. Another noticeable upgrade to the flagship Mahindra motorcycle is the addition of Read More...

Mahindra & Mahindra, through its brand, Mahindra Two-wheelers, tried to tap the sub-500cc motorcycle market with the launch of its flagship motorcycle, the Mojo 300. However, the motorcycle could not clock the expected sales numbers. Mahindra recently launched a more affordable version of the Mojo 300, christened the Mojo UT300, with prices starting from INR 1.49 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). The two-wheeler brand is also working to co-create a lifestyle mobility company with exciting and relevant partners across products & services, Read More...