Bike & Scooter News 2026 - Latest Updates and Launch News in India

This Diwali, if you are looking for a bike under a lakh, here are your best choices

From electrics and mild hybrids to maxi-scooters, there’s something for everyone

Planning to buy a new bike during the upcoming festive season? You HAVE to check this out!

Thankfully, the prices are the same as the previous month

The next-gen XSR900 features several updates, including a bigger, more powerful engine from the 2021 Yamaha MT-09

New spy shots reveal a bunch of interesting details, including new bodywork

Planning to buy a Honda this Diwali? Here’s the complete price list

The Chinese motorcycle is perfect for those who want a neo-retro cafe racer with BMW R nineT Racer’s looks at a fraction of the cost

....And this time, the delay isn’t a short one

The 650cc cruiser will likely be Royal Enfield’s flagship motorcycle, positioned above the Interceptor 650 and the Continental GT 650

A few models from the company’s scooter portfolio have seen a nominal price bump

Has Royal Enfield hiked the prices at the onset of the festive season?

Test rides will commence once the bikes are available across dealerships

At the moment, the just-launched Z650RS is Kawasaki’s most affordable retro motorcycle in India

Don’t find the new Pulsar F250 up to your taste? Well, you’re spoilt for choice, really

It is similar to the one that arrived on the MT-15 a few months ago

October welcomed a variety of two-wheelers, including EV scooters, sportsbikes, commuters and more

Not sold on the new quarter-litre Pulsar? The market has plentiful options to offer

Your weekly dose of everything important from the world of two-wheelers

Here’s how the new flagship Pulsar matches up with the existing flagship offering

We help you make an informed buying decision

The Japanese manufacturer intends to test its swappable batteries on auto rickshaws first

The homologation document reveals the motorcycle will be offered in two variants: base and R15S

It may not be the fastest Indian anymore, but the popular motorcycle won’t retire so soon