Hero MotoCorp Enters Ecuador via Exclusive Partnership with Quilmotors
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5 years or 60,000 km
What Happened
Hero MotoCorp, the world's largest motorcycle and scooter manufacturer, has announced its entry into Ecuador through an exclusive partnership with Quilmotors. As the exclusive distributor, Quilmotors will handle assembly, network development, sales, after-sales service, and spare parts. The first flagship store will open in Guayaquil on Avenida de las Américas, showcasing the company's 2027 product lineup and offering comprehensive service facilities.
“Ecuador presents strong opportunity for us, driven by evolving customer aspirations and increasing demand for reliable, high-quality mobility solutions. Our partnership with Quilmotors combines their deep local market expertise with our global capabilities.”
5 years or 60,000 km
Among the most comprehensive warranty programs in the market, ensuring customer confidence.
The product portfolio tailored for Ecuador includes 8 models across four categories: workhorse motorcycles (Eco Deluxe, Eco 150), naked sports (Hunk 125R, Hunk 160R 4V), dual purpose (Xpulse 200 4V and Pro), and urban mobility scooters (Xoom 110, Xoom 125R). The next expansion phase will target Quito, Manta, and Manabi province.
Why this matters
This move expands Hero MotoCorp's Latin American presence and offers Ecuadorian riders a portfolio of 8 motorcycles and scooters backed by a 5-year/60,000 km warranty.
Terms in This Story
- Exclusive distributor
- A company that is the sole authorized seller of a manufacturer's products in a specific region.
- Flagship store
- A retailer's most important or largest store, often showcasing the full product range.
- After-sales service
- Support provided to customers after purchase, including maintenance and repairs.
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