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VinFast Auto India has signed a strategic agreement with myTVS to set up 120 extended EV service workshops across India, enhancing after-sales support and customer satisfaction.

Bajaj Auto slashes ₹5,000 off the base variant of the Freedom 125 CNG motorcycle, now priced at ₹85,976. The move aims to boost sales amid slowing demand in the commuter segment.

KTM has received court approval for its restructuring plan, paving the way for a 30% creditor payout and a revamped manufacturing strategy under Pierer Mobility Group.

Hero MotoCorp will launch the VIDA VX2 electric scooter on July 1, 2025. Positioned below the Vida V2 lineup, the VX2 debuts a Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) model.

TVS Motor has filed a trademark for “Norton Electra” in India, hinting at a premium motorcycle launch under the revived British brand.

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has officially launched the 2025 XL750 Transalp at ₹11 lakh (ex-showroom, Haryana), and the price remains the same as before while introducing several updates.

This mid-size ADV's starting price is Rs 10.30 lakh, ex-showroom. This time, the Japanese two-wheeler manufacturer hasn't increased the pricing for this crucial update.

The all-new Honda E-VO has a dual 7-inch TFT display with one screen for navigation, music, and battery status. The smaller battery pack option has only a front dashcam, while the larger one also features a rear dashcam.

Based on shared images, the overall design and styling of the VX2 e-scooter are similar to Vida V2, which was showcased at the 2025 Bharat Mobility Global Expo.

A charging cable was also found, indicating an onboard charger similar to the Bajaj Chetak. The KTM electric bike underpins the main trellis frame and gets offset rear shock suspension and an aluminum swingarm.

The existing iteration of the Yezdi Adventure motorcycle is equipped with Bluetooth connectivity, guided navigation, a USB charger, and three models for ABS, including road, rain, and off-road.

Legacy two-wheeler manufacturers like TVS, Bajaj, and Hero MotoCorp dominated India’s electric two-wheeler market in April 2025, commanding a 55% market share over startups including Ola and Ather.

Royal Enfield reported total sales of 86,559 units in April 2025, posting a 5.73% YoY growth but facing a 14.32% MoM decline after a strong March performance.

TVS Motor kicks off FY2025 with total sales of 4.43 lakh units in April 2025, marking a 15.71% YoY and 7.04% MoM growth, led by motorcycles, scooters, and electric iQube sales.

Hero MotoCorp sold 2,88,524 units of its two-wheelers in the domestic market, a drop of 43.79% compared to 5,13,296 units in April 2024.