Bikes And Scooters Launched In June 2025
From under Rs 1 lakh to almost 50 lakh, this month’s two-wheeler launches had a pretty diverse price range
June 2025 has been a blockbuster month for motorcycle enthusiasts in India, with major launches across categories - from an affordable electric scooter to almost 2,000cc American cruisers. Here’s a quick summary of everything new on two wheels this month:
Bajaj Chetak 3001
Bajaj introduced the Chetak 3001 at Rs 99,990 (ex-showroom) - making it the most affordable Chetak yet. It replaces the 2903, and gets a bigger 35-litre underseat storage, a larger floorboard-mounted 3kWh battery - with a claimed range of 127km.
TVS
TVS refreshed the Apache RTR 200 4V for 2025 with a golden colour invented fork, a single-piece handlebar, and three new colour schemes with revised graphics. This has been launched as a new top-spec variant and it costs Rs 1,53,990 (ex-showroom).
The 2025 TVS Apache RTR 160 with dual-channel ABS and OBD-2B compliance was also launched. It is now the top-spec variant in the 160 2V line-up and is priced at Rs 1,34,320 (ex-showroom). Both bikes remain the same otherwise - in terms of engine, features, and other underpinnings.
Triumph Speed T4 Baja Orange
Triumph has added a new ‘Baja Orange’ colour to the Speed T4 - inspired by the Street Triple 765 R and Scrambler 1200 XE. Priced at Rs 2.05 lakh (ex-showroom), it costs slightly more than the other colours on offer. Other specifications and features remain unchanged.
2025 Yezdi Adventure
The Yezdi Adventure got updated for 2025 with a new twin-pod asymmetrical headlight, twin circular tail light design,new colour options, and better seat foam. It still retains the same 334cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine but is now OBD-2B and E20-compliant (20% ethanol and 80% petrol). Surprisingly, despite all these changes, the 2025 bike costs Rs 1,000 less than the previous-gen model - starting at Rs 2,14,900 (ex-showroom).
Suzuki
Suzuki updated the GSX-8R and V-Storm 800 DE for 2025 with OBD-2B compliance, but prices remained the same at 9.25 lakh and Rs 10.30 lakh respectively. Both are powered by a liquid-cooled, 776cc, parallel-twin engine that makes 81PS and 78Nm. This motor is paired to a 6-speed gearbox, a slipper clutch, and a bidirectional quickshifter as standard.
Both get features like a 5-inch, full colour TFT console, ride modes, and ABS modes. While the V-Strom 800 DE got a new colour, Suzuki missed the opportunity to add Bluetooth connectivity to both.
2025 Kawasaki Z900
Kawasaki has launched the updated 2025 Z900 in India at Rs 9.52 lakh - making it Rs 14,000 more expensive than before. It gets revised styling, more features, and a new triple-pod headlight in place of the twin-pod one - even the iconic 'Z' shaped tail light has been replaced with a new one. It continues with the same 948cc, liquid-cooled, inline-four engine but it now makes 1PS and 1.2Nm less than before. All in all, despite the small premium (by big bike standards), Kawasaki has made the Z900 a lot more wholesome than before.
2025 Honda XL750 Transalp
Honda launched the 2025 XL750 Transalp at Rs 10.99 lakh (ex-showroom), which is the same as the outgoing model. It is powered by a 755cc, liquid-cooled, parallel-twin engine making 91.77PS and 75Nm. It comes with an updated 5-inch colour TFT console with smartphone connectivity, five riding modes, traction control, backlit switchgear, and more.
2025 Harley-Davidson Range
Harley-Davidson India’s 2025 lineup arrives with the most diverse pricing range. The X440 is the cheapest, and the price remains unchanged at Rs 2,39,500. On the other hand, the Road Glide sits at the upper end at Rs 42.30 lakh (all prices ex-showroom). Also, the Fat Bob was discontinued and it will be replaced by the Street Bob in India for 2025 - the price will be revealed later.
2025 Indian Motorcycle Range
Indian Motorcycle launched its 2025 range In India that includes the Chief, Challenger, Chieftain, Springfield, Pursuit, and Roadmaster series. Prices start at Rs 23.52 lakh for the Chief lineup, and go up to Rs 48.49 lakh (all prices ex-showroom) for the Roadmaster range. Each model offers tons of customization options, and Indian directly competes with Harley-Davidson.
User Reviews
- About chetak it's osum scootyI choose this bike because, I heard from someone electric bike is more value for money, first I thought there will not so much difference then I search, I saw it so value for money and I adviced to buy a chetak. My ride was so far because this EV is the most value for money fuel, first I was using a bike of 160 cc it's average for me was very less in 1 litre petrol it goes nearly 25 to 27 km but, I have taken EV so no need to go for petrol thanks. Yes because it's mileage is very good, I like this bike personally we should don't waste money on petrol because EV is the most value for money fuel from my side advice is we should not use petrol diesel thanks my review after taking chetak was so best.Read More
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- A Durable Bike with Excellent Ride QualityI chose this bike because I love riding the Apache. I haven't found the same level of comfort in any other bike in this segment and the riding posture is also very comfortable and perfectly balanced and relaxed on every ride. The ride quality of Apache RTR 160 has been very good so far. For long routes, city ride the most important things are comfort and riding posture, and that's what really makes this bike's ride quality better. Everyone has their own choice, but I would definitely choose this bike in this segment. As per current regulations, bikes are subject to scrapper after 15 years, and if this bike is properly maintained, it still run like day one even after 15 years. It's a very durable machine.Read More
- Harley-Davidson X440Harley-Davidson is more than a bike; it’s an emotion. Powerful engines, iconic design, and a deep, rumbling sound make every ride unforgettable. Built for comfort and long journeys, it’s perfect for riders who love freedom and style. Best In Price Range Comfortable Stylish And Gave A Royal Feel.My Choice Is HD X440 And Your Tell me.Read More
- Yezdi AdventureVery good comfortable bike for touring and off-road. Comfortable for city as well. I have driven close to 18000 kms and felt very ease to ride. It's easy to maneuver in the city also mileage compared to other bikes I felt the mileage is accurate. In proper Hyderabad traffic I'm able to get 29-31 and highways it's a book crazy 36.Read More
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