In mid-2025, the Indian motorcycle market is a tale of two halves. While the commuter segment faces challenges, premium and electric motorcycles are booming. This article explores the trends behind this great divide—from a leadership shift in the EV market to the rise of aspirational buying—and what it means for the future.
The Honda XL750 Transalp India launch brings a premium adventure bike with advanced features and a ₹10.99 lakh price tag. Explore specs, bookings, and details.
The Matter AERA debuts in Delhi offering a rare 4-speed gearbox, 172 km range, and connected features, changing expectations for Indian electric motorcycles.
Hero Vida VX2 hits Indian roads with budget-friendly BaaS plans. Affordable pricing and smart features could drive mass EV adoption in urban commuting.
Honda’s CD110 Dream has quietly disappeared from its website, effectively signaling discontinuation. Honda appears to be focusing on higher-CC and BS6-compliant commuter bikes instead.
Yamaha India launches a five-year Roadside Assistance program at ₹975, offering 24/7 support. It’s a bold move to boost ownership confidence and loyalty.
The updated Royal Enfield Hunter 350 gets bold graphics, new color schemes, and an LED headlamp ahead of its official launch on April 26.
Triumph is bringing the Scrambler 400 XC to India with rugged upgrades, cross-spoke wheels, and off-road readiness—aimed at thrill-seekers and dual-purpose riders alike.
The 2025 KTM 390 SMC R promises to bring supermoto fun to India, offering superb urban agility, powerful performance, and an exciting design for adventure enthusiasts.
Embodying flat-track inspiration, the 2025 Ducati Scrambler Full Throttle combines performance with vintage aesthetics, offering a unique blend of power and style for Indian riders.