Bikes & Scooters To Be Launched in June 2026
From a V4 supersport to an e-scooter, these are June's biggest launches.
This month of June is set to witness one of the most varied lineups of launches. From the most awaited TVS collaboration with Norton to India's first flex-fuel bike by Hero. Here’s what's headed our way this month:
Norton Manx R
The Norton Manx R is the first motorcycle to come out of Norton's partnership with TVS. The bike's engine is assembled in India. Featuring a 1,200cc V4 engine producing 206PS and 130Nm, with impressive specifications, Norton Motorcycles has priced the base variant in the UK at GBP 20,250 (approximately Rs 26 lakh). The motorcycle could be priced from around Rs 30 lakh onwards (ex-showroom) in India
Yamaha YZF-R2
The Yamaha YZF-R2 is expected to be launched around the end of June 2026 at the estimated price of Rs 2,15,000. The bike will be mostly based on the Yamaha R15, with its engine and chassis as its platform. This bike sits between the Yamaha R15 and the Yamaha R3.
Hero HF Deluxe Flex Fuel
The Hero HF Deluxe flex-fuel was first showcased at the Bharat Mobility Expo (also known as Auto Expo 2025). This bike should be compliant with E85 and E100 fuel blends. It is expected to be launched this June and priced at around Rs 77,000 (ex-showroom). With the ongoing push towards sustainable fuels, the HF Deluxe Flex Fuel might be a future?proof motorcycle to keep your eyes on.
Hero Splendor Plus Flex Fuel
The Hero Splendor Plus Flex Fuel is highly anticipated to get launched along with the HF Deluxe Flex-Fuel, and estimates suggest that it would be priced at around Rs 88,000 (ex-showroom). This flex-fuel Splendor Plus will be more expensive than the current E20?compliant model. This flex-fuel variant can run on any ethanol-petrol blend, eliminating concerns about the type of fuel available locally.
Yamaha Aerox E
Yamaha Aerox's electric avatar, the Aerox?E, was unveiled earlier this year[,] identical to its petrol counterpart, the Aerox 155. It is expected to be launched at around Rs 2.90 lakh (ex-showroom). It offers two removable batteries with a 3kWh capacity combined with a claimed range of 106 km.
User Reviews
- New Era Of YAMAHA YZF-R2Yamaha always win heart from Indian riders. YZF-R2 looks amazing. Aerodynamics are amazing, looks very spoty from older version, new era of yamaha is comming and the wheel base look good. We all know yamaha never disappoint us. Yamaha is known for its real spots bike making best quality bikes suites for Indian roads.Read More
- Reviews HeroThis is best bike in the segment. I love to drive it always from first day of buying till the date I'm writing for this. Thank you Hero Motocorp for making it as best comfortable bike for every bikers of India. It fits for every age and every creed of our Nation. Nation's best bike ever. Thanks to Hero..Read More
- honest reviewBike is perfect for city rides. If you mind mileage then it's not for you. It looks stylish and has a very good road presence. It's very comfortable for single person. Colours provided are very beautiful and eye catchy. Overall everything is good but it's not meant for Indian road conditions. It will cost too much for servicing.Read More
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