Let’s be honest, at that price point, people will buy it for the brand and tech, not the design. If it has cool features, it could look like a toaster and still sell.

The price might actually work in its favor. In India, expensive often equals desirable. In fact, it could turn into a status symbol for tech savvy elite.

Absolutely! This is exactly what India needs to start its EV revolution. With its tech from Sony, its reliability from Honda, and AI smarts, it'll show everyone what the future of driving is.

I think new drivers will find it great. It’s like having an experienced uncle guiding you through the chaos of Indian roads, only without the backseat driving!

No chance. The fancy gadget on wheels will break down more quickly than a sandcastle in a monsoon. It's made for the smoothest of highways, not for our pothole obstacle courses.

It's definitely a weak point. To be competitive at that price point they really need to up their game in range and charging. It’s cool that the tech features are cool, but not at the expense of core EV performance.

It’s probably more a question of limited production capacity rather than anything else. California is being used to test the waters before they ramp up.

They could make it work, but they need to get the online experience right, and have a good plan for test drives and service. It’s not just about selling, it’s about supporting the product for the long haul.

I think it's justified. It's not just a car, you're paying for cutting edge tech from Sony. There are all sorts of entertainment and autonomous features that alone would be worth the premium.

It's gonna be a hit for sure. In car entertainment will become increasingly important as we progress towards autonomous driving. Afeela could have a major advantage thanks to Sony's expertise in this area.

The availability of Kanda bikes cannot be confirmed as they have provided none of the required information about their contact or dealership online. You should choose one out of the renowned brands like TVS, Hero, Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha and Bajaj. They offers vehicles ranging from just INR 31,485 (Bajaj CT100B) to INR 3,26,000 (Yamaha R3). Even more expensive ones which are imported as CBU's are also available ranging from INR 5 lakh to 50 lakh.

Bajaj has not announced any date for its nationwide launch of Pulsar RS200. The race sport model is currently available in 15 selected cities only and comes in two variants, ABS and non ABS. The nationwide launch is expected to be after the launch of Pulsar 150 NS, making 2 bikes for each category available in the market. The only Pulsar to be above 1 lakh currently, the RS200 would have been produced in limited number only, as bookings were done before delivering the first bike also. The 199.5 cc engine of the RS200 comes with 24.17 BHP and 18.6 NM, mated to a 6-speed gearbox for a better riding experience. It comes with optional ABS and projector lamps for both the variants.

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The Yamaha Enticer is not available in market now but you can go for a second-hand one. For any further information contact your nearest second-hand motor-bike dealer. Specifically it is powered by 123.7 cc Single-cylinder, 4-stroke, air-cooled engine. The maximum power it generates is 11 Bhp @ 8000 rpm and a torque of 10.4 Nm @ 6500 rpm. The suspension system includes Telescopic Forks at the front and Adjustable shocks absorbers, swingarm at its rear. Quick Facts - Yamaha Enticer 125