New Bike Launches in India

The first made-in-India electric superbike is here!

The bike now comes with MotoGP inspired carbon-fibre winglets, a completely new design, and a whole lot more

Launched at Rs 84,990 (ex-showroom), the RV1 is now the cheapest electric bike in the electric manufacturer’s line-up. It comes in 2 variants: RV1 standard and RV1+

The Revolt RV1 is the most affordable electric bike from the brand

The bigger 900cc ADVs replace the now discontinued BMW F 850 GS and F 850 GS Adventure, in India and globally

The new Speed 400 T4 is Rs 23,000 cheaper than the 2025 Speed 400. Here’s what these bikes get:

The bike now gets fairing-mounted winglets along with a big bump in performance

Mechanically they remain unchanged, so what's new?

It has been an interesting week for the Indian bike industry. From new bike launches to latest spy shots and insights on upcoming bikes and scooters

The 2024 version gets modern features, but it might just be too expensive!

The upcoming Apache RR 310 could be much faster than the current gen bike

The new Xtreme 160R 2V comes with updated features, shared from the recently updated Hero Xtreme 160R 4V

It now sits above the Xtec drum variant and costs just Rs 3,550 more than the drum brake variant

The scooter now comes with updated battery cells that offer greater range

The 42 FJ is an all-new bike which joins the Jawa 42 line-up along with the 42 and the 42 Bobber

The upcoming model will likely get revised styling, new engine, colour options along with a host of other changes

The updated retro roadster now gets all-LED lighting, new gorgeous colour schemes and a few features have been made standard across the range

What a busy and exciting month it has been!

This Italian beast of an ADV gets a new special Iceberg White livery, a MotoGP-derived engine and sits at the top of the Multistrada V4 range

The Eeva series includes Eeva, Eeva Eco and Eeva ZX+ models

Triumph has finally launched its entry-level sports tourer in India, but it’s not as hardcore as its predecessor

The sports tourer is the third bike to be based on the manufacturer’s 660cc platform after the Trident 660 and the Tiger Sport 660

Currently, the Srivaru Prana 2.0 electric bike is launched in 2 variants and is available in 4 attractive colours

The new colour scheme is available in both the disc and drum variant of the Glamour