New Bike Launches in India

From high-performance streetfighters, to lifestyle scooters and stylish cruisers, May was packed with all things exciting

Even though it's cheaper than the top-end variant, the DT SXC variant gets all the practical features

Big, beautiful and expensive, this tourer is what ultimate touring dreams are of

Gets new colours, projector headlights among other updates

The new ‘DT SXC’ variant looks fancier than the top-end variant, even though it comes at a lower price point

With the new tyres, the KTM 390 Duke’s price has increased slightly, and the bike has reached dealerships

The CB1000 is now the cheapest 1000cc, in-line, four-cylinder bike on sale in India

Oben has announced a new e-bike platform called ‘O100’, and the first bike is planned to be launched by the end of this year

The baby Versys is back at a much lower price than before, thanks to localisation

It is also the biggest scooter in India, and the only scooter with both manual and automatic transmission thanks to dual clutch tech

Honda’s much-awaited cruiser is finally here

Rs 1,800 more affordable than before along with OBD-2B compliance

The famed buttery smooth scooter now gets more features than ever before

The battery capacities for some variants have received a slight revision

The bike now comes with a new TFT console, inspired by the brand’s big bike lineup

The XC variant is Rs 26,540 more expensive than the Scrambler 400 X

Both the bikes now come with an E-Clutch system and a significant price hike

The 2025 Bajaj Platina 100 has also reached dealerships

The scooter is now OBD-2B compliant as well

With heated hand grips & more, the bike is now ready to take on the Honda NX500

The much awaited dual-sport is finally hitting Indian roads!

Gets two new funky colours, and a USB charging port too

Despite being the base model in the 35 Series, it still gets a lot of features

Rs 16,000 more than before for just a new colour scheme! That said, Kawasaki itself has a solution for this