Consumer court orders Eicher Motors, dealer to pay ₹1 lakh
In short
A South Delhi Consumer Commission ordered Eicher Motors and its authorised dealer to pay ₹1 lakh to a Royal Enfield owner.
Mint said the owner claimed his bike kept losing power on a Leh trip even after being told it had an ECU update, and the court gave him compensation.
What the reporting says
The South Delhi Consumer Commission ordered Eicher Motors and its authorised dealer to pay ₹1 lakh to a Royal Enfield owner over a Leh trip complaint. Mint Money said the owner alleged his motorcycle repeatedly lost power despite a pre-journey ECU update assurance. The ruling gives the customer compensation after the reported failure during the road trip.
Why it matters
The South Delhi Consumer Commission directed Eicher Motors and its authorised dealer to pay ₹1 lakh to a Royal Enfield owner. The complaint alleged repeated power loss during a Leh trip despite an assurance of a pre-journey ECU update. The case matters for Eicher Motors and its dealer because it ends in a consumer-court compensation order.