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It seems that the Japanese two-wheeler maker has now understood the monopoly of the Indian market. Lately, in the starting of this year, the firm has launched the all new Suzuki Inazuma in the country. And, recently, the Suzuki Inazuma was amazingly disappeared from the Japanese motorcycle maker's official Indian website. From now on, the quarter-liter motorcycle will not be making its appearance in the company's portfolio. The reason behind the evanishing of the motorcycle is pretty much expected to be its price, which is higher than any other vehicle in its segment.
The Suzuki Inazuma is built around a 248cc displacement engine. The motor is capable to belt out total power of 24BHP and a peak torque of 24.4Nm. The 248cc parallel-twin, fuel-injected engine is mated to 6-speed transmission. Acquiring all the vibrating colors, the Inazuma is a naked quarter-liter sports motorcycle. On the earlier stage, the motorcycle has carried a hefty price tag of Rs 3.10 Lacs. But, with the entry of other sports motorcycles in the quarter-liter segment and lower-customer demand, the manufacturer has bowed the price with Rs 1 Lakh. Currently, before walking out from the site, the Suzuki Inazuma was available at a cost of Rs 2,09,369 Lacs (Ex-Showroom Delhi).
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The Inazuma has made its appearance as a foreign merchandise motorcycle, which was being assembled here in the Gurgaon located facility. The 250cc motorcycle has been brought up in the country as CKD (Completely Knocked Down) units. Before taking off the 250cc motorcycle, the firm has launched the Suzuki Gixxer, a 155cc displacement engine motorcycle carrying attractive colors and a muscular design. Well, there is no confirmation from the company regarding the abolishment of the motorcycle. So, the head-scratching question, which came to my mind, is that the motorcycle really gets discontinued or there is something else cooking in manufacturer's mind.
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