The Weekly Bike News Wrap-Up: Bajaj, Hero, Royal Enfield And E3 Electric
From upcoming adventure bikes, new electric scooters to some freshly launched Bajaj Pulsar variants
This week was an exciting one for Indian two-wheeler enthusiasts. From the spied Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 to the more powerful variants of the Bajaj Pulsar N160 and a new electric scooter launch with over 100 AI features. Here's a quick summary of all the important news this week:
Royal Enfield Himalayan Range Set To Expand
The Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 was recently spied in the UK. The bike was spotted in a near production-ready avatar, revealing key details about its engine, underpinnings, and suspension components.
Royal Enfield has also announced the launch date of the Himalayan 440. The iconic Himalayan 411 is finally set to make a comeback with a bigger engine.
More Powerful Bajaj Pulsar N160 Launched
Bajaj has launched two new variants of the Pulsar N160 S and N160 SS starting at Rs 1,33,511 (ex-showroom). They get a more powerful engine, updated underpinnings, and more features.
E3 Electric Scooters Launched
Bengaluru-based EV manufacturer E3 has launched its new electric scooter lineup in India. There are three models and all offer a variety of features, some of which have never been seen on an electric scooter before.
Hero Xoom 160 New Variant Coming?
The Hero Xoom 160 is expected to get two new variants. We expect one affordable variant and a more expensive variant to be added, making the Xoom 160 lineup more exciting and offering buyers more choices.
Vida VX2 Go FB Launched
Hero has launched a fixed battery variant of the Vida VX2 Go at Rs 1,13,000 (ex-showroom). It gets a fixed battery pack, unlike the removable battery packs offered on the other Vida VX2 variants.