Indian Chieftain Dark Horse Launched In Ahmedabad At 31.99 Lakhs
Indian Motorcycle has been on a launching spree lately. We reported on the Indian Springfield launch just recently and now they have launched the Chieftain Dark Horse today at their Ahmedabad outlet.
Termed as the Original Long Distance Cruiser Bike the Chieftain Dark Horse is priced at Rs. 31,99,175/- ex showroom Delhi. This latest entrant to the Indian family comes powered by the legendary and patented Thunder Stroke 111 V-Twin engine (1811cc) that powers the other Chieftain range of motorcycles. The motorcycle weighs 341kgs and has an overall length of 2630mm. The chassis and suspension system on the Dark Horse is also same as that on the Chieftain series. This motorcycle comes factory fitted with a solo seat and a tinted powered windshield, hard bags, ABS, electronic cruise control, integrated premium audio system and remote key fob with keyless ignition. There is a special blacked out theme on the dark horse for the headdress, forks, mirrors, handlebars and switch cubes, turn signals, tank console, engine and air-box cover, lower controls, floorboards and taillight housing.
Commenting on the launch of the Indian Chieftain Dark Horse, Mr. Pankaj Dubey, CEO & Director-Eicher PolarisPrivate Limited & Polaris India, said, “The Indian Chieftain Dark Horse blacked-out styling and powerful Thunder Stroke 111 engine will elevate our rider to the top of the pack. Starting with the award-winning Chieftain platform, the Dark Horse series signature matte black paint and raw attitude is an open canvas for customization that makes it the perfect bike for riders who are ready to ‘Be Legendary’. The Indian Chief Dark Horse is already a dream motorcycle for many and Indian Chieftain Dark Horse takes the chief family ahead. It will surely make all heads turn,thanks to the powerful road presence this bike shall offer.” The entire Indian Motorcycle range including the Indian Chief Dark Horse is available across showrooms in India at Gurugram, Kolkata, Chandigarh, Bengaluru, Chennai,Hyderabad, Mumbai and Ahmedabad.
