The Peugeot Django 125 has been recently spied in India for the first time. The retro-styled scooter was spotted along with the Peugeot Pulsion 125 maxi-scooter (Suzuki Burgman Street 125 rival) in Pune. The Peugeot Django 125 spy shots show that the scooter was not wearing any sort of camouflage at all. As a result, we get to have a good look at the two-wheeler. The Django 125 certainly appears to be a bit longer than the conventional scooters that we have here in India. It features a split-seat setup and both of them seem to be quite large and comfortable. The floorboard is also pretty spacious.
The highlight of the Peugeot Django 125
has to be its retro styling. From the chrome rearview mirrors to white wheels,
from the neatly designed tail light to vintage-looking headlamp; most of the
elements have an old-school vibe. One of the features that will help you
identify this scooter as a Peugeot is the considerably large-sized front grille
which is accompanied by turn signals on either side. The company uses it in
most of its retro-styled scooters.
The Peugeot Django 125 is already on sale
in the international markets where it is powered by a 124.6cc single-cylinder
engine which produces 10.2 hp of max power and 8.9 Nm of peak torque. While
there has not been any official news regarding the launch of the Django 125 in
India, considering that Peugeot is testing it out, along with the Pulsion 125,
on our roads hints that the Mahindra-owned company could bring both the models
in the domestic market eventually. While the Pulsion 125 seems to be a good
competitor to the Suzuki Burgman Street 125, the Django 125 would lock horns
with the 125cc Vespa scooters.
