Milan - Electric and hybrid vehicles Era visited the two- wheeled world. Piaggio motor manufacturer was prepared. In the business plan until the year 2014, the Italian manufacturer will come forward and are ready to develop hybrid and electric motors for the future.
In the business plan for the next three years, as reported by the official website of Piaggio, Piaggio describe if they will focus on developing fuel-efficient engines and introduce a new motor-powered electric and hybrid.
Beginning in 2012, Piaggio plans to introduce a new generation of engines with low emissions and improve fuel economy. The possibility of 350 cc motorcycles, Piaggio Beverly SportTouring third injection valve and the engine capacity of 125 cc motorcycle which carried the Vespa concept Quarantasei likely to be well served.
On the other hand, other lines owned by Piaggio, Moto Guzzi will also introduce V-Twin engine 90-degree 750 cc capacity that existed at V7, V7 and V7 Racer Scrambler model in 2012.
Meanwhile, to make electric and hybrid motors, Piaggio will work with leading research centers and universities in the world to strengthen its innovation remember Piaggio is the first motorcycle manufacturer to produce a hybrid model when pinning the system into a three-wheeled motor Piaggio MP3 Hybrid.
In addition to talking about innovation, in their business plan, confirms Piaggio will also enhance the capacity of their factory in Vietnam to support the development of Asean markets are increasing.
According to the plan, will make the Piaggio factory in Vietnam has a production capacity to 300,000 per year, up more than 2 times the current capacity of just 140,000 units.
The increase was felt to be important because Indonesia has become the next target of Piaggio. That way, in 2014, Piaggio expects Asia to contribute 50 percent of total company revenue. In India, Piaggio will also soon introduce a Vespa brand while building a plant with a capacity of 150,000 units there.
Piaggio estimates that their sales will be in the range of 1.035 million motorcycles in 2014 thanks to earlier plans. Piaggio also predict their income increases to around 2 billion euros in 2014.
From there, Piaggio expects to receive a net gain of about 80 million euros in 2014, an increase over the estimated 45 million euro profit in 2011.
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