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

The V2’s more affordable, family-oriented sibling is finally here

Ather’s long-range family scooter is now cheaper to buy

Cruise control, switchable traction, among other features have been added to the 390 Adventure X

You can now save up to Rs 10,000 on its on-road price (Delhi)

From budget e-scooters to big size American cruisers, here’s what to expect from July 2025

The TVS iQube leads the charts, hotly pursued by the Bajaj Chetak

This will be the most powerful Aprilia scooter in India

The wheels cost almost Rs 30,000 more than before!

The bike has now become safer than ever with the addition of a crucial feature!

From under Rs 1 lakh to almost 50 lakh, this month’s two-wheeler launches had a pretty diverse price range

Low wear, good grip, and bucket-loads of fun

The TVS Apache RTR 160 2V now becomes even more value for money than before

The Bullet 350 has overtaken the Hunter 350 this month

This is now the top-spec variant in the 160 2V line-up, and the price overlaps with the 160 4V

The Vida VX2 is an upcoming affordable family-oriented e-scooter from Hero, set to be launched on July 1

The updated scooter will likely see some changes to its internals and/or get some new features

The brand has reportedly confirmed that it is working on bikes over 300cc for India

The Honda Shine 125 is not only the best-selling 125cc bike, but is also the second best-selling bike as a whole, in India

Two-wheeler owners need not worry about paying tolls on Indian highways

Seems so, as per our sources, as well as the sales numbers in the last three months

The cheapest 2025 Indian bike right now is the Indian Chief, priced at Rs 23.52 lakh. That’s as much as a Mahindra Scorpio N!

From pricing to other expected features and specs, here’s our analysis as to what’s in store from Ather

The Honda Activa range outsold the Suzuki Access 125, TVS Jupiter 110 and TVS Jupiter 125 combined!

With the introduction of the 3001 variant, the Chetak lineup has become even more accessible