Upcoming bike Suzuki Katana in india till dec 2020

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Suzuki Katana

 
Expected Price₹ 9 - 10 Lakh
Expected LaunchDecember 2020

Suzuki Katana Preview

The Suzuki Katana was unveiled at the 2018 INTERMOT motorcycle show in its production-ready form. The Katana was in production from 1981 to 2006, and after being discontinued for over 10 years, the Suzuki Katana is likely to be introduced in India in 2019.

The Katana will likely be powered by the same 999cc four-cylinder powertrain mated to a six-speed manual transmission that we tested earlier in the GSX-S1000. Moreover, the equipment levels are presumed to be identical to the GSX-S1000 as well.

The Katana is already on sale in the European market and it is most likely to arrive at our shores by the end of this November. Expect the Katana to cost around ?9-10 lakh and compete with the likes of the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R and the mighty Ducati Monster 821


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