The 4 new exclusive showrooms in Pune (Yerwada), Mumbai (Worli), Vadodara and Bhubaneswar take the total number of dealerships pan India to 21.
10 Nov 2016 | 7580 Views | By Autocar Pro News Desk
DSK Benelli has launched four new showrooms across India, taking the brand’s total number of dealerships in the country to 21. The state-of-the-art showrooms are setup at Pune (Yerwada), Mumbai (Worli), Vadodara and Bhubaneswar.
The new showrooms also showcase the legendary ‘Tornado Naked Tre’ or TNT superbikes that include ...
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DSK Benelli has launched four new showrooms across India, taking the brand’s total number of dealerships in the country to 21. The state-of-the-art showrooms are setup at Pune (Yerwada), Mumbai (Worli), Vadodara and Bhubaneswar.
The new showrooms also showcase the legendary ‘Tornado Naked Tre’ or TNT superbikes that include TNT 25 – single cylinder 250cc engine, TNT 300 – In-line two-cylinder 300cc engine, TNT 600i (ABS) – in-line four-cylinder 600cc engine, TNT 600 GT – in-line four-cylinder 600cc engine, TNT 899 – in-line, three-cylinder 898cc engine and TNT R – in-line, three-cylinder 1131cc engine.
Moreover, the company also offers 4-year unlimited kilometres extended warranty as well as 24x7 on-call breakdown service for the entire range of superbikes through its pan-India sales and service network.
At the announcement, Shirish Kulkarni, chairman, DSK Motowheels, said, “The reception that we’re getting from superbiking aficionados across India is overwhelming. DSK Benelli’s wide range of product offerings at various price points has been a prime driver in increasing our effective reach. Moreover, the strategic positioning of showrooms has further added thrust to the growing influence of the brand across the country. Adding to the joy of Indian biking enthusiasts, we are delighted to announce the launch of our exclusive new showrooms in Pune (Yerwada), Mumbai (Worli), Vadodara and Bhubaneshwar.”
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