Page 19- Latest Bike News

Bajaj has launched a Dominar 400 with a 350cc engine, reducing the ex-showroom price by Rs 37,000 due to lower GST. The new engine offers 40.4bhp and 33.2Nm, while the '400' badge remains unchanged.

Yuma and Quantum Energy have entered a strategic partnership to enable quick, convenient battery swapping for the Quantum Bziness electric scooter.

SMR Hyosang Automotive has reached a settlement of KRW 360 million with a South Korean subcontractor, ending a months-long dispute that had raised concerns about contract practices and supplier payments.

India's fuel demand increased 8 percent in March 2026 due to panic buying during the Iran conflict, with petrol and diesel sales rising while LPG demand fell. Authorities confirmed adequate fuel stocks and stable refinery operations.

KTM has increased the price of the 390 Adventure X by Rs 17,000, now starting at Rs 3.43 lakh. The price hike follows higher GST rates for bikes above 350cc and comes ahead of new 350cc model launches.

Ultraviolette has partnered with Elektrorider to distribute its F77 Mach 2 and F77 SuperStreet electric motorcycles in six Central European countries, expanding its European presence to 19 countries and offering top-spec Recon trims.

BMW Motorrad will launch the F 450 GS in India on 23 April 2026. The 420cc adventure bike, replacing the G 310 GS, features a parallel-twin engine, advanced hardware, and four variants, with manufacturing by TVS in India.

The Triumph Bonneville 400 is set to launch in India before Diwali with a 349cc liquid-cooled engine, classic Bonneville styling, and retro hardware, following delays due to new GST regulations.

Classic Legends is set to launch several new motorcycles on 23 April 2026, with the BSA Scrambler 650 expected to debut in India. The Scrambler 650 will likely be priced below the Royal Enfield Bear 650 and uses a 652cc engine.

Royal Enfield updates the Hunter 350 with a new variant and three new colour options for the top variant. The motorcycle retains its 349cc engine and performance, while the new colours offer more choices for buyers.

Ultraviolette Automotive continues its global journey by expanding operations into six Central European countries. The move reinforces the Indian EV manufacturer’s commitment to innovation and sustainability.

Royal Enfield’s first electric motorcycle, the Flying Flea, is finally set to debut in India on April 10. With a 3.91 kWh battery, city‑friendly performance and modern rider aids.

Gujarat is developing the Mandal–Becharaji Special Investment Region as a major hub for electric vehicle manufacturing. The region offers integrated infrastructure, policy support, and incentives, strengthening Gujarat’s position in India’s EV sector.

Indian EV startups are forming global partnerships to improve battery technology, focusing on technology-sharing and local manufacturing. China’s leadership in lithium-ion batteries serves as a model as India aims to reduce import dependency.

KTM has raised the 390 Duke's price by Rs 40,000 to Rs 3.39 lakh ex-showroom Delhi due to a 40 percent tax. The on-road price now exceeds Rs 4 lakh. The upcoming 350cc Duke will attract a lower tax rate.