Concept Bikes And Scooters At Auto Expo 2025
From a CNG scooter to an AI bike, the expo had it all
Some exciting new bike and scooter concepts were revealed at Bharat Mobility Expo 2025, giving a glimpse into the future of innovations and technology in the two-wheeler industry and upcoming launches in this space.
TVS Jupiter CNG
The TVS Jupiter CNG concept is the world's first CNG-powered scooter and it was unveiled at Auto Expo. It is based on the Jupiter 125, and has a 1.4kg CNG tank located under the seat, along with a 2-litre petrol tank for extended range. The scooter has a claimed real world range of 226km (combined) and a mileage of 84km per kg in CNG mode. TVS Motor has not yet confirmed the launch date of this scooter.
BMW F 450 GS
The BMW F 450 GS is an adventure touring concept bike that draws styling inspiration from the larger BMW R 1300 GS. It is powered by a 450cc, twin-cylinder engine with a claimed 48PS of power and a kerb weight of 175kg. It also has long-travel fully adjustable suspension at both ends, and features like cornering ABS, traction control, and a 6.5-inch TFT display with smartphone connectivity. BMW is expected to showcase the production version sometime later in 2025.
TVS RTS-X
The TVS RTS-X concept is a supermoto bike, built on the new RT-XD4 299cc engine and chassis platform as the upcoming TVS RTX 300 adventure bike. The engine makes 35PS, 28.5Nm, and paired to a 6-speed gearbox with a slipper clutch and a bi-directional quickshifter. TVS claims that the bike can accelerate from 0-60kmph in just 2.8 seconds, and 0-100kmph in just 6.3 seconds. There is no launch date for the bike yet.
Ampere Xyber
Ampere’s Xyber Concept is an electric motorcycle that claims a real world range of 200km on a single full charge. It is powered by a 10kW electric motor with a top speed of 100kmph. The bike has a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery and supports both AC and DC fast charging. Ampere EV did not reveal any launch details about the motorcycle at Auto Expo.
TVS Vision iQube
The TVS Vision iQube Concept is an electric scooter equipped with a 3.4kWh battery with a claimed real world range of 150km, and an additional 40-50km boost from two removable range boosters. The futuristic design features a copper paint scheme, transparent heads-up display, floating buttons, a height-adjustable seat and 14-inch wheels for comfort. TVS has not shared any launch timeline details about this scooter.
Yamaha Y/AI Motorcycle
Yamaha’s Y/AI Concept Motorcycle is a mix of artificial intelligence (AI) with futuristic design. The brand says it draws its design inspiration from the YZR-M1 and the Y/AI presents a vision of an AI-driven future. With the integrated AI technology, Yamaha claims to offer a personalized experience for riders, with the bike adapting to their preferences. The bike was also featured in the sci-fi anime Tokyo Override. The bike will most likely never launch and was just a showcase of Yamaha’s upcoming technology, feature and design showcase, and what we can expect from upcoming launches from Yamaha.
User Reviews
- About the bikeIt was my dream bike and it's so reliable and smooth. It has many features, like multiple riding mods and the trophy version has a ERC that means (easy riding clutch) it is very helpful to the beginners. The handling of the bike is very smooth and it gives around 20 to 24 milage on an average in highways and its seats are so much comfortable and it has a heating grips which helps me in early morning rides. I like to recommend this bike to the proper off-road bikers and they love this very much because of its handling and ERC you can also adjust the suspensions of both side and have a good off-road experience.Read More
- This scooty is very good in mileage and comfortThis scooty is very good in mileage and comfort. Space is enough in Boot. User can keep his/her helmet with enough space. Size of scooter is also good where 2 people easily seat and ride in comfort on road. Suspension system is also very good in rough road and breakers. CNG is giving a good mileage so it is cost reliable.Read More
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