New Bike Launches in India

The NS125 has been teased simultaneously, suggesting it’ll get the same headlight and instrument console changes as well

Both bikes get a new negative LCD console with smartphone connectivity and LED headlight

The deliveries of the electric scooter are expected to start in March

The new Ninja 500 will soon replace the outgoing Ninja 400 and will compete with the Aprilia RS 457

The electric three-wheeler has a 500kg load-carrying capacity and even gets a digital display

The updates have brought changes to the CBR400R’s design and features while the new NX400 now replaces the CB400X In Japan

The 200cc and 160cc Pulsar bikes both get a new headlight and a feature-packed instrument cluster

The new instrument console has brought turn-by-turn navigation!

The e-bikes deliver up to 201km range in a single charge and have a 120kmph claimed top speed

Bookings have opened and customers who book the bike before 15th Feb will receive free accessories and merchandise worth Rs 10,000

It gets Bluetooth connectivity and more

It comes in two variants, E-luna X1 and E-Luna X2, and offers a claimed range of up to 110km

The Chrome colour variant is the most premium one in the FZ-X’ lineup

The launch ceremony will also be attended by Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways

The manufacturer also announced an increase in Ola service centres, a bigger charging network and increased battery warranty across India

From retro cruiser to neo-retro roadsters, we got them all all

Although it's a convertible both the scooter and 3-wheeler feature different powertrains

The electric scooter taxi service has been tested successfully in Bangalore for 5 months. Ola also aims for 10,000 e-bike taxis by April 2024

Limited to just 100 units, the Hero CE001 is based on the Karizma XMR

India’s favorite electric bike, the RV400 now has an even more affordable sibling!

The Mavrick 440 is Hero’s answer to the Royal Enfield Classic 350, Honda H’Ness CB350, Jawa 42 and Yezdi Roadster

It’s the first bike in the air-cooled 125cc bike segment to get a single-channel ABS

For a multi-cylinder Honda, it is pretty decently priced

Both motorcycles are based on the KTMs of their respective engine sizes but retain the quirky looks associated with all Husqvarnas