Bikes Launched In India: November 2025
From tech-loaded sporty commuters to blistering quick superbikes, November had something for everyone!
November 2025 turned out to be yet another action-packed month for two-wheeler enthusiasts in India. From updated commuter motorcycles with added safety to premium performance machines and special edition Royal Enfields, manufacturers covered a wide spectrum of segments. Here’s a detailed look at all the two-wheelers that were launched this month in India:
Hero Xtreme 125R Dual-channel ABS
Hero MotoCorp has introduced a safer and more premium version of the hero xtreme 125r by equipping it with dual-channel ABS, making it the only bike in its segment to offer this level of braking safety. Priced at Rs 1,04,500 (ex-showroom, Delhi), it also gets a colour LCD instrument console, ride modes and cruise control. Apart from these upgrades, the motorcycle remains largely unchanged in terms of design and hardware. It continues to feature its sharp streetfighter styling, sculpted fuel tank and LED lighting.
Yamaha XSR 155
Yamaha finally launched the much-anticipated XSR 155 to India at a price tag of Rs 1,49,990 (ex-showroom, Delhi), expanding its neo-retro line-up. Inspired by the larger XSR models sold overseas, the XSR 155 combines classic styling cues with modern underpinnings. It features a retro-themed round LED headlight, teardrop fuel tank, flat single-piece seat, and minimalistic tail section. Under the skin, it shares its 155cc liquid-cooled engine with the R15 and MT-15, offering VVA technology for punchy performance across the rev range.
Yamaha FZ-Rave
The Yamaha FZ-Rave is an all-new addition to the brand’s popular FZ lineup, positioned as a more youthful and tech-forward alternative. Priced at Rs 1,17,218 (ex-showroom, Delhi), it gets sharper body panels, aggressive tank shrouds, and a futuristic LED headlight design (similar to the now-discontinued FZ-25). Power comes from the familiar 149cc engine, tuned for strong mid-range performance and everyday usability, making it ideal for urban riders who want a sporty yet practical commuter.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 Mana Black Edition
Royal Enfield has added a darker and more premium touch to its adventure tourer with the Himalayan 450 Mana Black Edition. This special edition gets an all-black treatment with matte black body panels with subtle contrasting decals. The Mana Black is priced at Rs 3,37,036 (ex-showroom, Chennai) and also gets cross-spoked tubeless wheels along with the rally seat and rally panels as standard.
Royal Enfield Meteor 350 Sundowner Edition
The Meteor 350 Sundowner Edition brings a fresh dose of visual appeal to Royal Enfield’s relaxed cruiser. This special variant, priced at Rs 2,18,882 (ex-showroom, Chennai), is limited to just 2,000 units and gets a unique orange paint scheme inspired by sunset hues and is complemented by special badges. It also gets a touring seat, a tripper navigation pod and tubeless spoked wheels as standard.
Hero Xtreme 160R 4V Combat Edition
Hero has also rolled out the Combat Edition of the Xtreme 160R 4V at Rs 1,34,100 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The bike gets the same headlight as the Xtreme 250R, a matte military-inspired paint scheme and contrasting graphics. Along with the new colours, it also gets a colour LCD console, ride-by-wire and three riding modes. Mechanically, it retains the same 160cc 4-valve engine.
2025 Ducati Streetfighter V2
At the premium end of the spectrum, Ducati launched the 2025 Streetfighter V2 in India for Rs 17,50,200 (ex-showroom, Delhi). It borrows its design language from the Panigale V2 but swaps full fairings for a muscular naked stance with wide handlebars and an aggressive front profile. Powered by a new 890cc V2 engine, the bike delivers 120PS and 93.3Nm; it makes 35PS and 7Nm less than the previous iteration. That said, the Streetfighter V2 gets all the bells and whistles one could ever think of, which should make it a hoot to ride.
User Reviews
Buy 450 himalayanIt is a nice bike with good performance. I prefer it for highway touring and off-roading. Until the first service, I was not satisfied with the mileage because I was getting only 18–19 kmpl. However, after the first service, I am impressed.Read More- A good oneYes, obviously for style and comfort but if fuel is concern then it's not for you. If you go with torque and power it have, you will feel it during riding and maneuvering is easy and smooth, however, it looks muscle based body. Highly recommended.Read More
- Yamaha XSR155A really good bike in this segment! The VVA makes the riding experience next-level. It reminds me of the RX100 but offers even more power and mileage. Getting 50 kmpl with this engine is phenomenal, and on the highway, it even delivers 60 kmpl. It is easy to manoeuvre in heavy traffic due to its weight and agility. The riding posture is also comfortable and doesn't make you feel lethargic.Read More
- Well maintained with no any dent t is present.For daily city riding the engine is smooth and responsive. It’s particularly good for overtaking and quick acceleration compared with many conventional 125cc commuters bikes. A practical expectation 50/60 km/l. Brakes and safety. Higher variant get single ABS Channel. Bike have the full safety features that any bike may hardly have.Read More
- best for milage and smooth enginJust completed 3000+ km bike is really good, 50+ km per Liter. top speed 115km /hr in top speed I never feel any vibrations. Engine is very smooth. In speed between 90 to 100 km/hr I get 50 + mileage in my last ride to my village. Daily I use this bike for office 50 km daily no issue. literally weekly 5 days I just use 5 liter petrol after daily office. Saturday and Sunday I travel more than 50 km no need to refuel bike.Read More