Mahindra & Mahindra Launch 'Centuro' - The 110cc Bike In India At Rs. 45,000
Along comes with this bike is a five-year warranty and a maintenance-free battery that runs a 5-step rear suspension for the riding comfort on the bumpy-little Indian roads. Unveiling the new bike, Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra said the company’s success in the two-wheeler territory had proved wrong sceptics who had advised him against venturing into the segment. "It just gave me a sense of deja vu because that’s the same advise the sceptics had when we moved into the (passenger) automotive segment and again when we built the Mahindra World City, first in Chennai and then in Jaipur," said Mr. Mahindra. "The Centuro is a prayaag, a confluence of customer feedback, out-of-the-box thinking and indigenous designing," he said.

Speaking of the features that the bike brings for you is also the Find-Me Lamps that help to easily locate the motorcycle even in a crowded parking lot while Guide Lamps continue to illuminate even as you walk away after parking the bike to light up the way for you. It is interesting here to not that the company has been working to enhance its research & development (R&D) capabilities. Mahindra has so far invested about Rs 100 crore on R&D of new products and plans to invest Rs 500 crore over the next few years. Here's a quick list of technical specifications of the Mahindra Centuro, take a look -
Engine: 4 stroke engine, Air cooled Mci-5 engine
Displacement: 106.7 CC
Power: 8.5 Bhp @ 7500 rpm
Torque: 8.5 Nm at 5500 rpm
Start Type : Electric Start & Kick Start
Gears: 4 speed
Battery: Electric Start 12V / 6Ah maintenance free
Tough frame Cluth : Wet Multi Plate
Brake: Front, Rear
Drum Stroke : 52.4 x 49.5 mm
Speedometer : Digital/ Analog
Head Lamp : 12 v 35w/35w - Halogen
Tail Lamp : LED
Wheels: Alloy
Tyres: Tubeless tyres with optional Tuff up tubes
Weight: 120 Kilograms
Tank/Fuel Capacity: 12.7 liters
Dimensions : 2000 mm X 735 mm X 1111 mm
Coming in two colors - Magenta and Brown, the Centuro is positioned in the premium end of highly competitive 5 lakh units a month in the 110-110 cc space, Mahindra two-wheelers will offer the first 10,000 bookings at Rs 44,000. The bike is up against competition with Hero MotoCorp's Passion Pro, Bajaj Auto's Discover T, and Honda Motorcycles and Scooters Dream Yuga. Will this motorbike fair well in the Indian market? Only time will tell.