Peugeot, a French automaker well-known for its vehicles all over the world, has introduced its first full-size motorcycle in seventy years. At the EICMA event in Italy, the business displayed the PM-01 300 motorcycles. For urban commuters, the carmaker currently offers a selection of scooters and three-wheelers.
Peugeot Motorcycles: A few years after the first car was made, Peugeot Motorcycles was established. Despite this, Peugeot Motorcycles continues to use the same name and logo as the French company’s automobile division. The Mahindra & Mahindra Group owns the two-wheel business outright and completely separates it from its vehicle operation. Mahindra stated that it aimed to extend Peugeot’s expertise beyond the scooter and trike industry to encompass low-capacity, full-size motorcycles after completing the 100% takeover in 2019.
Design and Body: The brand-new PM-01 300 sports a naked street bike look and is targeted at the small displacement auto online auction. With its sharp, minimalist form, gold-effect forks, and blade-spoke rims on 17-inch wheels, the PM-01 300 stands out. The eye-catching front end has an angular nose cowl with three running light “claws” underneath a sizable LED headlamp unit. Both Europe and Asia enjoy the popularity of the category.
Power: It has a liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine with a 292.4cc displacement. It is capable of producing a potent 23 Newton meters of torque and 29 horsepower. It has two-channel ABS and hydraulic disc brakes with 280 mm and 240 mm diameters at the front and rear wheels, respectively, for adequate stopping force. The front and back tires on the PM-01 300’s 17-inch wheels measure 110/70 and 140/80, respectively. The PM-01 300 is said to weigh 162 kilos, which is comparable to other auction japan on this market and has a 12.5-liter gas tank.
Price and Release Date: Although the PM-01 300 is intended primarily for younger users, its price has not yet been disclosed in online vehicle auctions. The Peugeot PM-01 300 has not yet been given a release date but based on the way it looks, the bike is almost certainly close to being ready for production.
