Indian Motorcycle That Costs Less Than R$ 10,000 in Brazil and Travels 65 km on Just 1 Liter Sets Registration Record and Surpasses Major Rivals in the Market

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 06/08/2024 at 00:20

Updated on 05/08/2024 at 20:46

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The Sport 110i, an Affordable Indian Motorcycle That Costs Less Than R$ 10 Thousand in Brazil, Continues to Grow in Sales. This Economical Motorcycle Can Deliver an Impressive Range of Up to 650 Km on a Single Tank. Its Success in the Market Is Due to the Combination of Affordable Price and Excellent Fuel Efficiency, Making It a Popular Choice Among Brazilian Consumers.

The Mottu Sport 110i, an Affordable Indian Motorcycle, Set a Record for Registrations in Brazil in July with Its Cheap and Economical Motorcycle That Achieves Up to 65 Km Per Liter. This Economic Model from the Indian Giant TVS, Offered in the Country by the Rental Startup Mottu, Reached the Milestone of 6,802 Units Sold in a Single Month, According to Data from the Dealership Association, Fenabrave. This Impressive Performance Highlights the Popularity of the Motorcycle, Combining Affordable Price and Excellent Fuel Efficiency.

Cheap Indian Motorcycle Sport 110i Is Sold for R$ 9,990

The Previous Record for the Economical and Cheap Motorcycle Happened in March with 5,495 Units. In the Accumulated Total for 2024, Between January and July, the Sport 110i Has 31,628 Registered Units, Placing It in the TOP 10 of Most Registered Motorcycles in Brazil.

The Mottu Offers the Cheap Indian Motorcycle in Brazil through Rental, However, the Company Has Also Started Selling the Model in Brazil for R$ 9,990. However, It Is Still Unknown How Many of These Motorcycles Are Actually Being Sold and How Many Are Being Registered by Mottu Itself.

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Mottu Continues to Advance in the Brazilian Market to Reach Honda, Shineray, and Yamaha

In Addition to Growing with Sales of the Sport 110i, the Economical and Cheap Motorcycle, Mottu Continues to Take Significant Steps in Its Journey.

Indian Motorcycle That Costs Less Than R$ 10 Thousand in Brazil and Achieves 65 Km with Just 1 Liter Sets Records for Registrations and Outperforms Major Rivals in the Market — Photo: Disclosure/Mottu

The Startup Announced the Launch of Its New E-Commerce Platform Dedicated to Selling Parts and Accessories for Motorcycles. The New Platform, Developed in Partnership with FRN³, Marks the Beginning of a New Phase for the Company, Which Now Expands Its Operations Beyond Motorcycle Rentals.

Since Its Founding in January 2020, Mottu Has Stood Out for Offering Innovative Solutions for Delivery Professionals. With a Business Model That Facilitates Access to Motorcycles for Gig Economy Workers, the Company Has Helped Numerous Delivery People Secure a Stable Source of Income with Their Cheap Indian Motorcycle.

Get to Know the Company’s Sales Platform

Now, with the New E-Commerce, Mottu Aims to Further Meet the Needs of These Professionals, Offering a Variety of Parts and Accessories Ranging from Helmets to Replacement Parts.

Called Mottu Store, the Platform Stands Out for Its Modern and Functional Layout, Designed to Add Value to the Brand and Provide an Efficient Shopping Experience. The FRN³, Mottu’s Partner, Invested in Significant Improvements in the Navigation Experience and the Checkout Process.

The Company’s Goal, Which Continues to Grow in Sales with Its Sport 110i, Is to Make the Purchasing Process as Simple and Quick as Possible, Increasing Conversion and Customer Loyalty. In Addition to Technical Improvements, Mottu’s E-Commerce Also Stands Out for the Variety of Products Offered.

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