Aprilia RS 457 is launching price: Aprilia’s new RS 457 is set to compete with popular bikes like the KTM RC 390, Kawasaki Ninja 400, and the upcoming Yamaha R3 in the 300cc to 500cc range. The cool part? It’s made locally in Baramati, keeping the price at a competitive Rs 4.1 lakh, unlike its pricier imported sibling, the RS 660.
Now, let’s talk about what makes the RS 457 awesome. Picture this: a sleek LED headlight, a compact windscreen, a cool-looking fuel tank, and a sporty fairing with graphics. It’s designed for new bikers and racing fans, with a comfy low seat, easy handlebars, and footpegs at the back for a thrilling ride on both regular roads and tracks.
Aprilia RS 457 is launching price
You get to pick from three cool color options, each with its own graphics. The wheels can be orange or black, depending on what you like. And if you want to add your touch, Aprilia has accessories like seat covers, colored chains, high windshields, and more. There are also practical extras like adjustable levers, helmet locks, and a quickshifter.
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Now, under the hood (or fairing, if you will), the RS 457 has a 457cc engine that gives you 47.6 hp of power and 43.5 Nm of torque. It’s got a light aluminum frame, weighing in at 159 kg (dry weight), making it powerful and light. The seat is at a comfy 800 mm, and it can handle a 13-liter fuel tank. More info about Aprilia RS 457 is launching price of Rs 4.1 lakh, and you can booking from December 15th.
For a smooth ride, it has a suspension with 41 mm forks at the front and a monoshock at the back. The 17-inch wheels with good tires make sure you stay gripped to the road. Brakes are solid, with a 320 mm disc at the front and a 220 mm disc at the back, complete with ABS.
Tech-wise, it’s got a 5-inch color display, easy-to-use controls, three riding modes, and traction control. You can even connect it to your phone for cool features like ride stats and navigation.
Aprilia is all set to sell more by adding more dealers across the country, and the RS 457 will soon be seen in global markets. Right now, it’s proudly made in India.
