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LML's CRD 100

LML has launched CRD 100, a new bike in the standard segment. An 8.2 bhp engine, which generates a torque of 0.84 kgm, powers the bike. The entry-level bike comes in two variants, priced at Rs 31,430 and Rs 32,430. Bastra of Germany has designed the engine and the bike has been styled by Ugolini of Italy. The CRD 100 is fitted with a microprocessor, which controls its ignition system to enhance fuel efficiency. LML expects to sell 1.6 lakh units of its new launch in the current fiscal.It would initially be available in Uttar Pradesh and later on in other States.

Alagappan Arunachalam

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