Bajaj extends warranty on all motorcycles for free – Platina, Pulsar to Dominar

By -
bikeslover123.blogspot.com

Bajaj Auto has announced that they are extending warranties of all their motorcycles for free


For those in business, the need to operate is high on everyone’s mind. But of course, the consideration comes keeping in mind the safety of people. In recent days, companies are slowly able to begin operations on different fronts in minimal capacity and in strict adherence to directives from government and local authorities.

With lockdown becoming norm toward March end, most queries revolved around what would happen to people’s exiting warranty plans for their vehicles. At the time, most auto manufacturers extended current warranty plans by about two months. But the lockdown isn’t lifted as yet, at least not fully though certain green zones are limping through minimal activity. All the while the country is observing a curfew post 7 pm.

While lifting limitations during lockdown are anticipated, developments are highly depended on how the Covid-19 virus is responding in any area. With dealerships in certain areas being allowed to operate now, it will not be possible for manufacturers to honour all warranty commitments that were to be carried out during lockdown. As such, it’s only likely that warranty and service commitments will be further extended, especially those that were earlier announced as extended until May 2020 end.


bikeslover123.blogspot.com

Bajaj Auto warranty and free service validity now stands extended till July 2020 end. This is applicable for vehicles that run out of warranty or have been deprived of a free service between 20 March 2020 and 31 May 2020 owing to current circumstance. From entry level CT and Platina range to top of the line Pulsar and Dominar range, warranties of all Bajaj motorcycles has been extended for free.

This is the 2nd time Bajaj has extended warranty. The original extension had been made until May end, and is now being extended by a further two months. The prudent course of action is one that will find popularity among manufacturers.

With its dealerships and service centres operational in certain areas in accordance with government and local authority directives, safety concerns are now priority. As such, functionality and effectiveness are dependant on maintaining physical distancing at stores, and service centres. Constant sanitisation is now a key focus areas. Monitory staff health issuing implemented.

Also Read,

 New Kawasaki Ninja 650 launch price Rs 6.24 L – with Two colour options

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

KTM RC 390 Modified as Final Year college project

By -
Image
Saurav Verma’s ‘KTM RC 390 SRV’ takes inspiration from the stance of a falcon KTM products are easily the best in India’s single-cylinder sports motorcycle category. The Austrian brand (in which Bajaj Auto has a 48% stake) has updated all its products to BS6 emission norms at the start of this year. In terms of performance as well as equipment, KTMs have always had an edge over its competitors. In fact, the all-new KTM 390 Adventure has set a benchmark in the Indian motorcycle scenario. In the current KTM India line-up, the faired RC range is relatively outdated. Even though we get only the RC 200 and RC 390 in the domestic market, KTM India assembles and exports the mid-range RC 250 in Bajaj’s manufacturing facility in Chakan, Pune. Meanwhile, the next-gen KTM RC 390 was spotted a few months before doing test runs in European roads in its early prototype avatar. KTM products follow a unique design philosophy with their exposed trellis frame, orange highlights and quir
Read more

Royal Enfield Classic 350 vs Royal Enfield Bullet 350

By -
Image
The  Classic 350  and  Bullet 350  have been Royal Enfield’s best selling motorcycles in India for many years now. The two motorcycles also recently received updates to make them BS6-compliant. Here, we take a look at the details of the Classic 350 and Bullet 350 that differentiate them from each other. Styling Royal Enfield has designed the Classic 350 as well as Bullet 350 keeping in mind classic motorcycles. Both get round, conventionally-lit headlamps and are adorned with chrome elements to suit their retro styling. However, the two motorcycles get slight cosmetic differences that set them apart visually. To begin with, the Classic 350 gets tank grips which the Bullet 350 misses out on. It also sports a pulled-back handlebar whereas the unit on the Bullet 350 is slightly higher, which offers the rider an even more upright riding posture. Furthermore, the Bullet 350 sports a square battery box instead of the oval box fitted on the Classic 350. The motorcycles
Read more

Kawasaki Starts Home Delivery Of Motorcycles, Spares And Accessories In USA

By -
Image
United States is the worst hit due to coronavirus pandemic, with more than a million confirmed cases and over 61k fatalities As the lockdown continues to restrict auto sales, Kawasaki USA has announced that it will start home delivery of its vehicles, spares, accessories and apparel. Auto dealerships are shut in most places and people have been forced to stay indoors. There are also the ones who may not want to visit dealerships due to the high risk of infection. In this situation, online sales and home delivery of products appears to be the only effective solution for auto companies. In India, online sales platform and home delivery option have been launched by various auto companies such as Mercedes-Benz , BMW, Honda, Tata Motors, MG Motor and Hyundai.  Kawasaki’s product portfolio in US comprises motorcycles, ATVs, utility task vehicles and jet skis. The company already provides online option to buy vehicle accessories, spare parts, maintenance products, apparel and
Read more