The company was launched globally at the famed EICMA motorcycle show in Italy held in November, last year.

The deliveries for the model are expected to begin next month.

The latest bike is expected to be launched in the domestic market this month.

Mahindra's Classic Legends could be the obvious choice for the iconic leisure bike making company as it aligns very well with M&M’s approac...

The bike, powered by a 374cc air-cooled BSIV engine, can deliver a maximum power of 21PS at 5500rpm.

The company would ramp up production at its assembly unit in Hyderabad and has set itself a target of selling around 12,000 units by that y...

Benelli early this year, appointed Adishwar Auto Ride India, a partner of Mahavir Group, to manage the company's operations in the country.

Benelli India currently sells a range of premium motorcycles in 300 cc to 600 cc range priced between Rs 3 lakh and Rs 6.2 lakh.

The company is pitching it as 'India's most affordable parallel-twin scrambler'.

The company was planning to set up a global manufacturing hub in India as its plant in China was operating at full capacity

Benelli has set a target of selling around 3,000 units a year and eventually have a market share of around 25-30 per cent in the 300-500 cc...

Benelli had earlier also partnered with Pune-based DSK Motowheels of DSK group for marketing its bikes in the country with engine capacitie...

Take a look at the bikes that stood out at the 73rd edition of the big daddy of two-wheeler motor shows.

The Benelli TNT R is a good old-fashioned naked that'll punch a hole through a wall if it has to.

The projector headlamp, the detachable saddle bags and a considerably larger 27-litre fuel tank bolster the GT’s touring credentials.

Shirish Kulkarni, chairman of DSK Motowheels, which launched the Italian brand Benelli in India, is quite a hard man to please when it come...

Benelli plans to give India a versatile street fighter in the form of the TNT 600i.