Motorcycle

Bajaj Auto has unveiled a new variant that promises to make a significant impact in the Indian motorcycle market—the Bajaj Dominar 350cc. Designed to offer the same robust features as its predecessor while being more economically accessible, the Dominar 350cc delivers both performance and affordability. This strategic move aligns with Bajaj's efforts to capture a broader audience by leveraging the benefits of a lower GST rate applicable to bikes with engines under 350cc.Pricing and...

Triumph Motorcycles has expanded its presence in the Indian market with the launch of the Tracker 400, a road-focused motorcycle priced at ₹2.46 lakh. This addition to Triumph's 400cc portfolio marks a significant step in capturing the growing mid-capacity motorcycle segment in India.The Tracker 400 embraces a retro design, drawing inspiration from flat track racing. It combines classic aesthetics with modern technology, making it an attractive option for urban riders and enthusiasts of vintage...

Royal Enfield has unveiled the 2026 Guerrilla 450 range in India, introducing the new APEX variant alongside updates to the existing Dash and Flash trims. This launch signifies Royal Enfield's continued commitment to enhancing its lineup with sportier options and improved features. With bookings now open, retail sales are set to kick off on March 31, 2026, offering enthusiasts an exciting new addition to the Royal Enfield family.APEX Variant: A Sportier RideThe introduction of the APEX variant...

BMW Motorrad has officially launched the new BMW M 1000 R in India, a motorcycle that epitomizes the fusion of superbike performance and roadster dynamics. Available as a completely built-up unit (CBU), this high-performance machine promises to deliver an exhilarating ride for enthusiasts. Pre-orders are now open across BMW Motorrad India authorized dealerships, with deliveries set to begin in May 2026.The BMW M 1000 R is priced at ₹33,50,000 ex-showroom, reflecting its premium positioning in...

Triumph Motorcycles, renowned for their blend of classic design and modern performance, are gearing up to make a significant impact on the Indian motorcycle market. With the introduction of a new range of 350cc motorcycles slated for April, the British marque aims to navigate the challenges posed by India’s taxation on larger engines while competing head-on with industry stalwarts like Royal Enfield.The strategy behind Triumph’s latest release is deeply rooted in the evolving economic...