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The Indian two-wheeler market saw several important updates this week across petrol and electric segments. Manufacturers focused on new launches, special editions and major milestones. In addition, companies continued to highlight performance, technology and customer engagement. Overall, this week highlighted both growth and competition in the evolving mobility space.
Suzuki has teased a new scooter ahead of its April 2 launch event. The teaser shows a bold front design with split LED headlamps. In addition, the styling looks similar to global Burgman models. Therefore, it is likely a refreshed Suzuki Burgman Street 125. This comes after the recent update to the Access 125 platform.
However, Suzuki has not confirmed details yet. The new scooter may include improved features, updated design and minor mechanical tweaks. Perhaps a TFT display could also be introduced.
VIDA has launched the VX2 Plus KKR Limited Edition with a unique cricket-inspired design. It uses a purple and gold theme, which creates a strong visual identity. In addition, the scooter includes a matching helmet for added appeal.
The design looks modern and eye-catching without being too flashy. However, the core features remain unchanged for daily usability. It runs on a 3.4kWh battery with a claimed range of 142 km. Moreover, VIDA has introduced a reward program linked to cricket performances.
Ola Electric has crossed 10 lakh total deliveries, becoming the first EV maker to reach this mark. The company achieved this milestone within four and a half years. In addition, Ola showed strong growth between 2022 and 2024.
However, sales dropped significantly in 2025 due to rising competition. The company sold around 1.99 lakh units during that year. Moreover, 2026 started on a slower note with reduced monthly sales. As a result, Ola lost its leading position to competitors like TVS and Bajaj.
Oben Electric has crossed 3.2 crore kilometres of riding across its motorcycle lineup. This shows growing trust among users for daily commuting. In addition, riders have saved around Rs 8 crore in fuel costs. The company also claims reduced carbon emissions by 385 metric tonnes.
However, performance and reliability remain key factors behind this growth. Oben currently operates in over 85 cities across India. Moreover, it plans to expand to 500 showrooms in the coming years.
Kawasaki has announced discounts on two of its popular middleweight bikes in India to boost sales and clear stock. The Kawasaki Z650 motorcycle gets a Rs 27,000 price cut, bringing it down to Rs 6.99 lakh (ex-showroom). Meanwhile, the Kawasaki Z650RS motorcycle gets a Rs 34,000 voucher benefit. These offers are valid till March 31, 2026, or until stocks last, which makes both bikes more appealing to buyers.
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