Last Week’s Big Bike Launches You Shouldn’t Miss

If you're into motorcycles, last week had some exciting updates for you. Several new bikes were launched, while some older names returned with a fresh twist. Here’s your easy and quick recap of the most talked-about two-wheeler launches and news in India.

Catch Up on Last Week’s Biggest Bike Launches in India

From Yamaha’s updated MT-15 with new tech and colours to Honda’s most premium 125cc yet, there was something for everyone. Kinetic made a comeback with an electric scooter, and Triumph teased a stylish new café racer. Here’s a quick, easy look at the top two-wheeler news you shouldn’t miss.

Yamaha MT-15 Version 2.0 Gets a Stylish 2025 Upgrade

 
Yamaha has given the MT-15 V2 a neat refresh for 2025. The bike now has a new TFT screen that connects to your phone. You can even get directions on it, which is great for riders who like to explore.

There are also three brand-new colours that make the bike stand out more. The mechanical setup stays the same, using the 155cc engine with 18.4bhp and 14.1 Nm of torque.

Honda Brings In Its Most Premium 125cc Bike

 
Honda introduced the CB125 Hornet in India with a starting price of ₹1.12 lakh. It’s Honda’s most feature-rich 125cc bike to date. The design is sporty and muscular, just like its bigger Hornet cousins.

The bike is equipped with a 123.94cc engine paired with a 5-speed gearbox. You also get a TFT digital screen, phone connectivity, and a USB charger. It’s ideal for young riders who want daily usability with a bit of style.

Honda Launches DX Version

Honda Shine 100 DX uses a 4.8kW motor and a 2.6kWh battery that gives a claimed range of 116km. The top speed is 90kmph, which is more than enough for daily rides. The DX+ also has smart features like GPS tracking and Bluetooth music. 

Kinetic DX Returns as an Electric Scooter

 
The iconic Kinetic DX is back, this time powered by electricity. The new version is available in two variants, including DX and DX+, which are priced at Rs 1.11 lakh and Rs 1.17 lakh, respectively.

It uses a 4.8kW motor and a 2.6kWh battery that gives a claimed range of 116km. The top speed is 90kmph, which is more than enough for daily rides. The DX+ also has smart features like GPS tracking and Bluetooth music. 

Triumph Teases the Launch of the Thruxton 400

 
Triumph has shared a teaser that hints at the launch of the Thruxton 400 on August 6. The bike was seen during a commercial shoot, and it looks like a stylish café racer with a sporty fairing. It is expected to use the same engine as the Speed 400 but wrapped in a retro-style design.

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