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Mahindra Two-wheelers has updated its entire product line-up by introducing some its new variants of the existing products and discontinued some of its models. The company has also updated its official website. Furthermore, the company has discontinued the Pantero motorcycle because of its poor sales, along with Pantero, the company has also removed Duro DZ and Rodeo RZ from its product line-up with the same reason.
The company has also listed some updated variants of its stable commuter motorcycle, Centuro, in its commuter line-up, which comprises of Centuro XT, Centuro NXT, Centuro Disc Brake, Centuro Rockstar Kick/Alloy and Centuro Rock Star. Now, the Centuro is the only motorcycle in Mahindra’s product line-up which will available for a long time in its portfolio. All these variants have been renewed with new livery that looks pretty much stunning, while the technical bits are untouched.
The Centuro is powered by a single-cylinder, four-stroke and 106.7cc engine displacement that was also seen in the discontinued model, Pantero. The Centuro is featured with MCi-5 technology, which makes it able to produce 8.5 PS of power at 7500 RPM and 8.5 NM of torque at 5500 RPM. The engine is mated to a constant mesh four speed transmission.
The Centro is the only motorcycle in its category which is featured with a unique technology such as an anti-theft alarm with engine immobilizer, find-me lamps, remote flip key and digital dashboard with service reminder & econometer. On the other end, the company is now planning to launch its most awaited motorcycle, Mahindra Mojo, during the festival season.
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