Page 13- Latest Bike News

Updated Yezdi Scrambler 2026 to debut in India soon with cosmetic changes, reduced weight, and feature upgrades.

Bajaj has launched the updated Dominar in India with a new 349.13cc engine, reducing power and torque slightly. The design, features, and price remain unchanged, maintaining its position in the market.

Suzuki has updated the Avenis Special Edition with a fresh dual-tone color option, enhancing its sporty appeal while retaining the same performance and features.

Diesel rates in India’s key metros stay under pressure as geopolitical tensions in West Asia keep global crude prices on edge.

BMW Motorrad will launch the F 450 GS adventure bike in India on 23 April, with prices expected to start at Rs 4.80-5 lakh ex-showroom. The 420cc twin-cylinder motorcycle will compete with the KTM 390 Adventure.

KTM has launched the 1390 Super Duke RR Track, a track-only motorcycle limited to 100 units globally. It is the most powerful KTM production model, featuring advanced lightweight materials and a focus on circuit performance.

Bajaj has introduced the Pulsar NS400Z with a 350cc engine, resulting in a slight drop in power and torque. The update aims to benefit from lower GST rates, while the bike's price and features remain unchanged.

Royal Enfield will launch the Himalayan 440 in late 2024, featuring a 443cc engine, low seat height, and accessible features. The model will be priced between the Scram 440 and Himalayan 450, targeting riders seeking simplicity.

STMicroelectronics has introduced the ST64UWB family, a next-generation UWB chip range designed for ultra-precise ranging, sensing, and secure connectivity across automotive, consumer, and industrial use cases.

Harley‑Davidson has issued a US recall for nearly 17,000 Softail motorcycles because a rear brake line can wear against the body control module, risking partial or total rear brake failure and increasing crash risk.

KTM has launched 350cc versions of the 390 Duke and 390 Adventure in India, priced significantly below the 399cc models. The new variants retain key features and expand KTM's mid-capacity lineup for more buyer flexibility.

KTM has introduced a 350cc engine variant of the 390 Adventure at Rs 2.80 lakh, offering lower power but similar features to the 399cc version. Both models will be sold together, expanding options for buyers.

Comptech Motocorp has reached a key milestone in its electric scooter expansion, focusing on robust products, advanced battery technology, and improved distribution to serve customers and dealers in smaller Indian cities.

India is moving from incentive-based EV policies to a compliance-driven approach, focusing on clear rules and stronger enforcement. This shift aims to create stability, improve infrastructure, and guide long-term electric vehicle growth.

Shared electric vehicles in Bengaluru now complete millions of rides annually, supporting delivery partners and commuters. These EVs reduce emissions, lower costs for businesses, and help cities achieve cleaner air and less congestion.