New Bike Launches in India

The new TVS Jupiter now gets an updated engine, a long list of features, new colour options and is available in 4 variants

Deliveries of the big 650cc single-cylinder retro-style bike have commenced

The ‘Roadster’ Series will include three models: Roadster X, Roadster and Roadster Pro

The Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 has a new rival!

It gets a special dual-tone colour scheme to celebrate India’s 78th Independence day!

The new Jawa 42 now gets an updated and more refined engine, a smoother gearbox, a softer suspension setup, a more comfortable seat and new colour options

The updated scooter will likely come with a brand new design

The Royal Enfield Classic 350 gets a bunch of new updates like an LED headlight and taillight, USB charger and new colours!

While the Bajaj Freedom 125 CNG bike was earlier introduced in Maharashtra & Gujarat only, it has now debuted in Delhi

The base variant of the Ntorq 125 now comes in three new colour options, and the Ntorq 125 Race XP variant also receives an additional colour option

The 950 SP is Rs 3.05 lakh more expensive than the 950 RVE and gets different livery, suspension setup and lot more to make it standout

The Chetak 3201 Special Edition comes with a 4kW electric motor linked to a 3.2kWh battery pack and has a claimed top speed of 73kmph

In July we saw everything from premium electric scooters to roadsters and more being launched in India

The 350cc roadster rivals the likes of the Honda CB350, Honda H’ness CB350, Hero Mavrick 440, Jawa 350, Jawa 42, Benelli Imperiale 400 and its own retro-roadster sibling, the Royal...

The bike comes with a range of updates that should make it smoother to ride, more off-road capable and provide a better highway cruising experience

The bike comes with beautiful custom liveries and imaging which pays special tribute to the soldiers who fought at Kargil

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The bike now comes in a single variant with three colour options and is more stylish, comfortable, safer and feature-loaded than before

The bike gets a new colour option, a redesigned tail section, a single-piece seat and dual-channel ABS as standard, making it safer and more comfortable for both the rider and pillion

It is powered by a permanent-magnet liquid-cooled synchronous motor producing 31.31kW & 61.96Nm, making it the most powerful electric scooter in India

The first delivery has happened in Pune, Maharashtra where the manufacturer is based out of. The bookings for the rest of the country has started as well.

The 450cc roadster is available in three variants – Analogue, Dash, and Flash – and comes in five single-tone and dual-tone colour options

Apart from the aesthetic updates, the bike remains unchanged in terms of engine and hardware. It is now the top-end variant and comes with disc brakes on both ends

With its 659cc, liquid cooled Superquadro Mono engine that produces 77.5PS and 63Nm, it is the world’s most powerful single cylinder bike!