Apache 200 latest price hike is Rs 1500 which takes the effective increase to Rs 16,050 over the BS4 trim…
It seems manufacturers are not very sure about the pricing of their Bharat Stage 6 compliant products. It is obvious that most of them would be considering to keep the hike minimal, but it appears that many of them are adjusting them after knowing the competitor’s pricing strategies. Or this could be pure profit making at one go, after the COVID-led lull!
Barely have we entered the BS6 era and TVS has already increased the prices on its Apaches four times. The latest hike is on the new BS6 compliant Apache 200 as well as Apache 160 4V. Here are the latest prices..
Apache 200 Latest Price
Original BS6 price | March 2020 price | May 20 Price | Aug 20 Price | Latest Price (Sep 20) | ||
Apache 200 | 1.24 Lakh | 1.25 Lakh | 1,27,500 | 1,28,550 | 1,30,050 |
With the latest price hike of Rs 1500, the effective increment in this transition has increased to Rs 16,050.
Apache 160 Latest Price
Original BS6 Price | March Price | May 2020 Price | Aug 20 Price | Latest Price (Sep 20) | |
Apache 160 Drum | Rs 99,950 | Rs 1,00,950 | Rs 1,02,950 | Rs 1,04,000 | Rs 1,05,500 |
Apache 160 Disc | Rs 1,03,000 | Rs 1,04,000 | Rs 1,06,000 | Rs 1,07,050 | Rs 1,08,550 |
*all prices ex-showroom Delhi
Along with the latest increment of Rs 1500, the quantum of overall price hike on the smaller Apache 160 4V is Rs 5550 over the first announced BS6 prices. This takes the entry Apache 160 4V variant comfortably over that 1 Lakh mark. The new prices are updated on the official website and there is no reason that has been given!
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