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  2023 Kawasaki Versys 1000 launched in India at Rs 12.19 lakh - Available in single paint option - Now gets DC socket as standard - Priced at Rs. 12.19 lakh Kawasaki   India has announced the launch of the 2023   Versys 1000   in our market at Rs. 12.19 lakh. This litre-class adventure-style sports tourer will be offered in a single variant and one colour option in the Indian market. Does the 2023  Kawasaki Versys 1000  get any styling changes? The 2023 Kawasaki Versys 1000 continues to feature the same design as the 2022 model. Thus, the styling cues comprise a twin-pod headlight, fairing integrated cornering lights, an adjustable windscreen, a step-up seat design, a rear luggage rack, and a side-slung exhaust. The only paint theme available here is the dual-tone Metallic Matte Graphenesteel Grey with Metallic Spark Black. Are there any changes to the features of the 2023 Kawasaki Versys 1000? Then, the feature list on this motorcycle includes full-LED lighting, a semi-digital instru

 Bajaj launched NS160 Today. Bajaj   has officially launched the updated NS160 in India with an asking price of Rs. 1,34,675 (ex-showroom, Delhi). It has received a handful of updates in the latest iteration and now costs a little more than before.  Has Bajaj made any changes to the Pulsar NS160’s design? In its latest trim, the Bajaj Pulsar NS160 retains the design from the 2022 model. Hence, it also gets the same headlight, chiselled fuel tank, split seat, sharp rear side panels, and split grab rail. However, the 2023 NS160 gets a new black and red paint scheme, enhancing its visual appeal.  What updates have been made to the Pulsar NS160’s engine? The 2023 Bajaj Pulsar NS160 is powered by the same 160cc single-cylinder motor as the previous one. It continues to dish out 16.7bhp and 14.7Nm and is mated to a five-speed gearbox. That said, the motor is now OBD-2-ready. OBD stands for onboard diagnostics, which allows the bike to monitor real-time emissions.  Are there any new features

  2023 Honda Hness CB350, CB350RS launched; prices start from Rs 2.10 lakh Honda has launched the 2023 iteration of its modern-classic motorcycles, the Hness CB350 and the CB350RS, in India. Apart from incorporating subtle changes in these motorcycles, Honda has also introduced new factory custom kits for these bikes which will be available across BigWing dealerships by the end of March 2023.  To list down the changes in the 2023 Hness CB350 and CB350RS, these bikes now come equipped with OBD2-B (on-board diagnostics) system which will be mandatory in all two-wheelers from 1 April, 2023. The company has also included Emergency Stop Signal (ESS) which activates the turn signals if the rider brakes in an emergency to alert the vehicles behind. The RS, in particular, gets Bluetooth connectivity which was already available in the Hness. Moreover, these Honda bikes also include a new split-type seat which is claimed to offer better comfort than before.   Along with the aforementioned change

  New BMW R18 100 Years edition launched at Rs 25.90 lakh BMW Motorrad India is celebrating its 100-year anniversary by launching a new special edition model of its cruiser, the R18, in India. This is the fourth variant of the bike which mainly gets cosmetic changes while remaining unchanged on the hardware front.  BMW R18  100 Years edition While the bodywork of the 100 Years edition remains the same as other variants, it is adorned with what BMW calls the Classic Chrome paint scheme. This is accompanied by black paintwork in some areas, high-gloss paint for a few spots, and a white double lining on the fuel tank. Further accentuating its visual appeal is the 100 Years badge and the Option 719 seat which sports dual-tone upholstery along with diamond embossing. Moreover, on the function side of things, the add-ons include the Akrapovic exhaust, headlight Pro with adaptive turning light, reversing aid, electronic cruise control, and heated grips all of which come as standard in this ed