Bi-Weekly Two-Wheeler Update: Ntorq 150 New Colour, EV Patents, Sales and EICMA 2026 Reveals

The Indian two wheeler market has seen several updates over the past week, including new colour options, electric vehicle developments, sales milestones and international motorcycle reveals. TVS has introduced a new Spectral Green shade for the Ntorq 150, while VinFast has patented an electric scooter and motorcycle in India. BGauss has also crossed 1 lakh cumulative electric scooter sales since entering the market in 2022.

In international updates, Jawa Yezdi and BSA showcased new motorcycles at EICMA 2026, including the Bantam Bobber 350 and Bantam Scrambler 350. The company also presented the production ready Thunderbolt 350 and shared its expansion plans. Here is a closer look at the latest two wheeler news and developments.

TVS Ntorq 150 Gets New Spectral Green Colour

TVS Motor Company has introduced a new Spectral Green colour for the Ntorq 150, exclusively with the TFT variant. The new shade features a dark olive body finish, grey and fluorescent yellow graphics, and matching highlights on the front fender and rear panels. With this addition, the TVS scooter now gets four colour options.

The new colour does not bring any mechanical changes. The TVS Ntorq 150 continues to use its 149.7cc, three valve engine, producing 13bhp and 14.2Nm. The TFT variant also retains its 5 inch display, SmartXonnect connectivity, two riding modes, traction control and iGo Assist. It is priced at Rs. 1.22 lakh (ex showroom), while the standard variant costs Rs. 1.13 lakh.

VinFast Patents New Electric Scooter and Motorcycle in India

VinFast has patented two new electric two wheelers in India, including an electric scooter and a futuristic electric motorcycle. The scooter shares design elements with the VinFast Vento S showcased at Auto Expo 2025. It features a long, flat seat, integrated pillion footrests and a side mounted motor. Its Vietnamese version gets a 3.5kWh battery, 5.2kW peak power, a claimed 160km range and an 89kmph top speed. However, specifications for the Indian version remain unconfirmed.

The patented electric motorcycle takes inspiration from the VinFast Sulad concept and features a muscular design, wide rear tyre, mid mounted motor and front positioned battery. It also gets twin front disc brakes and a single rear disc. While early reports suggest around 50kW of peak power, VinFast has not confirmed its specifications. The patents indicate the company's interest in India's electric two wheeler market, but there is no official confirmation of launch timelines or prices for either model.

BGauss Crosses 1 Lakh Electric Scooter Sales in India

BGauss has crossed 1 lakh cumulative electric scooter sales in India, recording 1,00,595 units between August 2022 and November 9, 2026. The brand sold 41,849 units in 2026 so far, marking 104% year on year growth and accounting for around 42% of its total sales. It has also remained among India's top 10 electric two wheeler brands every month in 2026.

BGauss recorded over 5,000 monthly sales from July to October 2026, with its highest monthly figure of 5,560 units in July. The company recently launched the C12 MaxR at Rs. 1.60 lakh (ex showroom), competing with the TVS iQube, Bajaj Chetak and Ather Rizta. To improve its position in the market rankings, BGauss will need to sustain monthly sales of more than 7,000 units.

Jawa Yezdi and BSA Showcase New Motorcycles at EICMA 2026

Jawa Yezdi and BSA unveiled two new motorcycles, the Bantam Bobber 350 and Bantam Scrambler 350, at EICMA 2026. Both use India developed 334cc, liquid cooled, single cylinder engines with different tuning. The company also showcased the production ready Thunderbolt 350, featuring traction control, three ABS modes, navigation, Bluetooth and USB charging. In addition, it introduced new colour options for the Scrambler 650, Gold Star 650, Bantam 350 and Thunderbolt 350.

Alongside the new models, the company shared its expansion plans for India and international markets. It retailed 45,409 motorcycles in India in FY26, up from 32,482 units in FY25, marking around 40% growth. It aims to increase annual manufacturing capacity from around 1.2 lakh to over 2 lakh motorcycles by the end of 2026 and expand its Indian retail network beyond 700 customer touchpoints by FY28. The company is also strengthening spare parts availability and ownership support through extended warranty, roadside assistance and maintenance plans.

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