Two Wheeler News

KTM India launches the RC 160 at ₹1.85 lakh, replacing the RC 125. Inspired by the RC 200, it features a 164 cc engine producing 19 hp, trellis frame, dual-channel ABS and full LED lights. Entry-level supersport enthusiasts now have a powerful, stylish, and feature-packed option in India.

Harley-Davidson and Hero MotoCorp’s upcoming X440T packs a 440 cc engine with 27.3 hp, a 6-speed gearbox and a slip-assist clutch. It features a trellis frame, KYB USD forks, twin shocks, a TFT display with connectivity, ride-by-wire capability and dual-channel ABS, improving performance and rider safety on Indian roads.

Triumph has launched the Tiger Sport 800 Tour, an upgraded touring version of the Tiger Sport 800. Powered by a 798cc three-cylinder engine, it features a 6-speed gearbox, an advanced touring kit, 106 litres of storage, and Optimised Cornering ABS. Enhanced brakes and Michelin Road 5 tyres ensure safety and grip.

Yamaha has launched the XSR 155 in India, blending neo-retro styling with proven performance from the MT-15 and R15. Powered by a 155cc liquid-cooled engine producing 18.4 hp, it features a 6-speed gearbox, all-LED lighting, a retro LCD display, traction control, Motorcycle Connect, and dual-channel ABS for enhanced safety and stability.

The 2026 Ducati Monster debuts with a new 890cc V2 engine, lighter chassis, and advanced electronics. Delivering 109.4 hp and 91 Nm, it features IVT technology, Showa suspension, dual 320 mm front discs and four riding modes. Ducati’s latest Monster blends performance, agility and Euro5+ compliance in a muscular new design.

Under TVS Motor’s leadership, Norton Motorcycles announces the Manx, Manx R, and Atlas models. Reviving historic names with modern design and engineering, Norton aims to redefine its identity through innovation and British craftsmanship, with production set at its Solihull facility in the UK.

Kawasaki’s updated Z900RS marries retro charm with modern muscle. The 948cc inline-four now features an IMU-powered electronics suite, ride-by-wire throttle control with cruise control and a bidirectional quickshifter. The SE trim ups the ante with Brembo brakes and an Öhlins shock, making this neo-classic a true rider’s delight.

Ducati has launched the 2025 Multistrada V2 and V2 S in India, priced at ₹18.88 lakh and ₹20.99 lakh (ex-showroom). Powered by an 890cc V-Twin engine producing 115 bhp and 92 Nm, it offers six-speed transmission, five riding modes, upgraded LED lighting, and multiple seat height options for enhanced touring comfort.

BMW Motorrad is all set to debut the F 450 GS at EICMA 2025. Co-developed with TVS, the 450cc adventure bike promises around 48 hp, a semi-automatic gearbox, premium features and GS-inspired styling. It’s poised to challenge the Himalayan 450, Honda NX500 and Brixton Crossfire Storr 500.

Kawasaki has launched the 2026 Z900 in India at Rs 9.99 lakh. It features new colour options, a sharp Sugomi design and advanced technology including IMU, KCMF, and a 5-inch TFT display with rideology app connectivity. Power comes from a 948cc inline-4 engine delivering 125hp and 98.6 Nm torque.

Ola Electric has officially launched its first electric motorbike(E-bike), the Roadster X, with prices starting at Rs 74,999 (ex-showroom). For top variant the price goes as high as Rs 1.69 lakh (ex-showroom). This comes just days after the brand introduced the new-gen S1 series of electric scooters. The deliveries of the Roadster X are set to begin by mid-March.

Ola Electric commences production of its e-bike Roadster X. This was confirmed via images posted on social media by Ola Electric CEO Bhavish Aggarwal. Prices for the Ola Roadster X to start at Rs 74,999 (ex-showroom). Ola’s Roadster X will be available with three battery options: 2.5 kWh, 3.5 kWh and 4.5 kWh and a range of up to 200 km.