Here are five bikes that got the best glow-up in 2026 which you can bring home this Diwali.
By Deepanshi | Published Oct 29,2026
KTM 200 Duke now gets two new colour options, Liquid Carbon and Slate Grey.
The bike gets new features like a bidirectional quickshifter, traction control, 2 ride modes: Street and Rain, and Crawl Assist feature.
Jawa All Stars 42 gets redesigned fenders, side panels, a seat and an upswept exhaust.
Tyres are revised to 100-section at the front and 150 at the rear, and the bike now comes in five new colours: Ivory, Nebula Blue, Moss Grey, Battle Green and Black.
Bajaj Pulsar 150 has got the biggest update since its debut in 2001 with fresh looks, a 5-inch TFT console with Google Maps mirroring and monoshock.
Its all-new 149.5 cc engine makes 14 PS and 13.7 Nm. It also gets crawl tech, which lets the bike creep along at low speed without throttle input.
Yezdi Scrambler now gets a new 334 cc liquid-cooled Katar engine, a redesigned fuel tank, a ribbed seat and four new colour options.
It now features an LCD console, traction control, 3 riding modes and switchable ABS.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 440 keeps the Himalayan 411’s retro look but gets a new 443 cc engine making 25.4 PS and 34 Nm with a 6-speed gearbox.
With a semi-digital console and a tripper pod, it also gets a feature upgrade over the OG Himalayan 411.