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The Indian two-wheeler space remained abuzz last week, as leading manufacturers announced fresh launches, attainment of production milestones, and showcased upcoming models. The latest plans were revealed by brands across different segments, thereby sustaining excitement among the riders. This weekly round up brings all major updates in an easy and conversational manner that will help the enthusiasts stay connected with what's shaping the market currently.
Last week brought several important updates from the motorcycle world. From new variants coming into the market, production updates, and even future ready prototypes, the industry kept the pace going strong. Here's a closer look at everything that made news.
Hero MotoCorp has updated its best selling 4V range with the addition of the new Xtreme 160R Combat Edition. Priced at Rs. 1.05 lakh ex-showroom, the Xtreme 160R model emerges as the most feature loaded variant in the range. Hero has fitted this bike with ride by wire technology, through which it gets cruise control for added comfort during longer commutes. The bike also gets three riding modes: Rain, Road, and Sport, letting the rider adapt the performance based on varying conditions. Updates such as revised switchgear and a fresh colour LCD console further enhance its modern feel and functionality.
Ducati India has taken the center stage to introduce the 2025 Streetfighter V2 lineup. Prices start at Rs. 17,50,200 for the standard model and go up to Rs. 19,48,900 ex-showroom for the higher specification V2 S. Based on the tried and tested Panigale V2, the Streetfighter V2 promises sharp dynamics and strong road presence. The 890cc twin cylinder engine puts out 118 bhp and 93.3 Nm of torque hence promising enthusiasts a thrilling ride in a high performance machine.
BMW Motorrad has confirmed that the much anticipated production of the F 450 GS has commenced at the TVS Hosur plant in Tamil Nadu. This news also comes with a big achievement, as the cumulative production of the BMW-TVS partnership has crossed the 200,000-unit mark. The F 450 GS is likely to appear at India Bike Week 2025 this December, thereby setting the stage for its public appearance in front of thousands of biking aficionados.
Royal Enfield provided a new update on the upcoming Bullet 650 after its showcase at Motoverse 2025. The brand now says that the motorcycle will not arrive until early 2026, with January being the most probable window. It is to sit below the Classic 650 in the lineup, the Bullet 650 targets riders seeking a more traditional and ageless design. Prices are likely to fall in the range of Rs 3.50 lakh to Rs 3.60 lakh ex-showroom.
Royal Enfield also made the event a special one, showcasing the Continental GT 750 race prototype, thus marking its first ever public appearance in India. It employs a new 750cc twin-cylinder unit which will reportedly give it close to 30 percent more power than the current 650 platform. Still an early prototype, the production-ready bike will be shown at EICMA 2026, with an India launch possible by late 2026 or early 2027. For the brand, this is a big leap into a higher performance category.
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