Page 15- Latest Bike News

Zelio E-Mobility strengthens its leadership by appointing Divyanshu Agarwal as CEO after a successful IPO, signaling a new growth phase in India’s EV market.

With Delhi proposing a complete ban on new petrol two-wheelers by 2028, Kinetic Group Vice Chairman Ajinkya Firodia is praising the move.

Tata’s massive Rs 91,000 crore semiconductor SEZ in Gujarat marks a major leap for India’s chip manufacturing ambitions, promising large-scale job creation and industrial growth.

Bosch faces margin pressure in 2025 as restructuring and mobility challenges test its long‑term resilience.

Kawasaki India’s K-Care programme combines a four-year extended warranty with annual maintenance, covering eight services and genuine parts. Pricing varies by model, and the plan is transferable but has strict eligibility and exclusions.

Yamaha has unveiled the 2026 Fascino scooter in India, priced at Rs 76,500. The refreshed model features a new rear design, updated styling details, and retains its efficient engine performance with added comfort.

The Yamaha Fascino 125 Fi-Hybrid now arrives with a sharper LED-style headlamp, updated graphics, new color choices, and an enhanced micro-hybrid system with improved power assist and connectivity features for urban riders.

Honda has launched a new black and orange colour option for the CBR150R in Malaysia for 2026. The bike remains mechanically unchanged, with a 150cc engine and a price of RM13,399. No India relaunch is confirmed.

Ducati India will launch several new motorcycles in 2026, including the Panigale V4 Lamborghini, and will increase prices across its range from June 1, 2026, citing inflation and higher operational costs.

EMotorad’s pocket‑friendly Viper electric cycle is now on sale in India at Rs 66,999, bringing a sporty, moto‑style design and practical e‑commuting performance for urban riders.

Ducati India announces price increases on select premium motorcycles effective June 2026, driven by inflation and operational costs. Enthusiasts should act soon to lock in current rates on models like Panigale V4 and Multistrada.

Suzuki Hayabusa achieved record sales of 543 units in India for FY2026, leading the 1000-1600cc segment with a 49 percent share despite a GST-driven price hike. Kawasaki and Harley-Davidson also posted notable gains.

Triumph Motorcycles is testing the Bonneville 400 in India, featuring a 349cc engine and classic design. Expected to launch in late 2026, it will compete with retro rivals and be priced between Rs 2 to 2.20 lakhs.

Suzuki will launch new generations of the Gixxer 150 and Gixxer 250 in late 2026, featuring major updates such as advanced displays, improved suspension, and a focus on engine refinement and fuel efficiency.

The new portable charger works with standard 3-pin sockets and is designed to simplify EV charging at home, on trips, and at temporary parking spots.