MV Agusta Brutale 1090 bookings open at Rs. 19.3 lakh

MV Agusta India has opened bookings for the Brutale 1090 at an introductory price of Rs. 19.3 lakh ex-showroom Pune.

The Kinetic Group had announced to bring the Italian Superbike brand, MV Agusta to India. The company had introduced the brand's Indian subsidiary MV Agusta India who has just announced that they have opened bookings of the 1078cc motorcycle, the Brutale 1090 for the Indian market.

The Brutale 1090 is now available for bookings at www.motoroyale.in at an introductory ex-showroom Pune price of Rs. 19.3 lakh. The superbike will be powered by a 1078cc/inline 4 cylinder/16 valve engine that produces 144bhp and 122Nm of torque. The Brutale 1090 can reach a top speed of 265km/h.

Ajinkya Firodia, Managing Director, MV Agusta India, said “We have been overwhelmed with the response to the MV Agusta Product line ever since we made our announcement a couple of months ago. We have about 6 showrooms opening up in major cities in the north, south and west of India. But since we launched our FB page (MV Agusta India) and our website, we have received over 100 enquiries asking for deliveries of the motorcycles. Hence we have already started accepting bookings of these bikes as our network is already on its way. We would like to deliver the motorcycles in a grand manner with our showroom launches”

loaded with an 8 level traction control, and 2 step ABS with in-built 4 different engine mapping systems the bike only weighs 183kgs. The Brutale 1090 will also feature a single sided swing arm with a sequentially timed 'Multipoint' electronic injection and a fuel tank capacity of 23 litres.

The Italian superbike will be imported as a CBU to India, though the Motoroyale Team at Kinetic has already put their service personnel and spare parts stocking in place to cater to their prospective customers. The first 10 people to buy the motorcycle will get their bike delivered within 20 days time. Customers will get to choose between either a Matte Black or Matte White colour schemes