Ducati Monster 795

The year 2012 began on a high note for motorists native and exotic Italian motorcycle manufacturers – Ducati Monster’s made-for-Asia started Ducati Monster 795 motorcycles in the country at the Auto Expo 2012th Previously, in Malaysia, Asia and launched the model can be implemented in facilities in Thailand Ducati, the Italian company at competitive prices on the Indian market with import duties are much lower than the import of motorbikes of Bologna. With prices ranging from Rs 5-6 lakhs expected, the Ducati Monster 795 A key role in increasing the average weight (600 cc) market in India.

Assumed to be affordable for emerging markets, the strategy of Ducati replacement part effective and produces a very nice model with a minimal investment. The Ducati Monster 795 reeds on the face, but very nice single-arm, seen in 796 of a fairly conventional, but very functional double-sided swingarm. The impressive lightweight 5-spoke wheels of the 796 will be replaced by the subtle and lightweight 3-spoke rims. In essence, the Ducati Monster 795 has the arm and the wheels of the lower spec model 696, but it’s powered by the 803cc V-twin 796th

The new Ducati Monster 795, as it is called, was unveiled at the Auto Expo here on Friday by Mr. Mirko Bordiga, CEO Ducati Asia Pacific, Mr Ashish Chordia and CEO of Ducati in India.

The Ducati Monster 795 is the cheapest model in the range Ducati Monster. The bike is already sold in other Asian markets like Thailand.

The Ducati is now available in India by the Ducati Monster 795 Diavel a price of Rs 25 lakh. The families of the model range in India includes the Hypermotard, Multistrada, Diavel and the World Superbike series.

The new Ducati Monster 795 has been highly anticipated in India … We have an attractive price, make it easier for the “Ducati” own your favorite brand, “Ashish Chordia CEO Ducati Indian journalist said at the Auto Expo here on 11th

Ducati Monster 795 AutoExpo2012 View 

 

TheDucati Monster 795, which is available in three licensees of the company, the cheapest Ducati in India, Mr Chordia said, adding that he developed specifically for Asian markets.

Alloy wheels with a six-speed manual and three radio stations, produces a 803cc L-twin, air cooled 87HP engine power and 78Nm of torque at 6250rpm.

On the question of competition in the domestic market, Mr Chordia said that India is a “rapid growth” of the market and provides a forum for “everyone”, adding that the company “no competition”.

With the introduction of the Ducati Monster 795, which is among the best-selling Ducati model in the world, said the company plans to increase sales “significantly”.

The company plans to increase its representation to 13 by the end of the year.

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