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

Take a closer look at Hero MotoCorp’s upcoming ADV based on the brand’s Dakar rally bike!

The production-bound bike looks eerily similar to its prototype cousin

The Hero Xtreme 1.R concept finally goes into production in the form of the Xtreme 160R

The BS6-compliant 125cc commuter from Hero comes in two variants: Front disc and drum

Recent spy images give us a peek into Royal Enfield’s upcoming roadster

What else can you get for the price of India’s first proper ‘maxi-scooter’?

The BS6-compliant variant costs around Rs 8,000 more than the BS4 model. So should you add the extra numbers to the cheque?

Apart from minor tweaks here and there, the scooter remains similar to the BS4 model

The test mule looks quite different from the Thunderbird 350X that was spotted late last year

India’s most popular commuter motorcycle is now cleaner, greener and dearer by Rs 6,800

It is likely to be a naked bike based on the recently-launched Apache RR 310 BS6

The BS6 scooters now cost Rs 3,400 to Rs 4,510 over its fuel-injected BS4 predecessors

The addition of ABS or CBS as well as BS6 updates and inflation have resulted in the prices of some of our favourite bikes shoot up!

We address a common concern that a lot of people have about leaving their electric two-wheelers charging overnight in their parking spaces

You have to read these articles if you are looking to add the 390 Adventure to your garage

We list down the BS6 Access 125’s strengths and weaknesses to help you make an informed decision

Ather’s novel pricing scheme comes with its own set of caveats. We explain the two plans to help you make an informed decision

All the two-wheeler action that transpired during this week under one roof

Here’s how the BS6-compliant versions of India’s two most popular sporty commuters fare against each other on paper

Mahindra showcased the e-Ludix electric scooter at its stall at 2020 Auto Expo

The NS200 gets a power bump post its BS6 update

The Pulsar 220F BS6 makes slightly less power whereas the power output of the Pulsar 180F Neon has remained unchanged

The updated 650cc motorcycles now cost Rs 8,000 to Rs 9,000 more than their BS4 versions

So far, the brand has been operating only in Andhra Pradesh