New Bikes and Scooters Launched in India in September 2026: Full List

September 2026 brought several new bikes and scooters in India, covering commuters, adventure motorcycles, cruisers and electric scooters.

Royal Enfield, Jawa, Hero MotoCorp, Kawasaki, TVS, Honda, Suzuki, Simple Energy and BGauss have updated their portfolios this month. These launches include new models, refreshed motorcycles, special editions and feature upgrades.

For buyers, the month has brought more choices across different budgets and riding needs. From the Rs 1 lakh Hero Glamour X 125 ABS to the Rs 19.90 lakh Suzuki Hayabusa Special Edition, the price spread is particularly wide. In this blog, we will have a detailed look at all the bikes and scooters launched in India in September 2026.

New Bikes And Scooters in September: At a Glance

1. Royal Enfield Himalayan 440

Price: Rs. 2.29 lakh onwards

Royal Enfield introduced the Himalayan 440 as a more affordable option for adventure bike buyers. It uses a 443cc engine producing 25.4 bhp and 34 Nm. The engine works with a six speed gearbox and suits both city and highway riding. Its 21 inch front wheel can handle broken roads and light trails better, while the 17 inch rear wheel adds stability on regular roads.

For buyers, the Himalayan 440 costs less than the Himalayan 450 and offers a manageable engine for everyday touring. Its tall riding position gives riders a better view in traffic, while the large front wheel helps tackle rough roads. However, buyers should check the seat height before booking, especially if they are shorter riders.

Key rivals of RE Himalayan 440: KTM 390 Adventure, Yezdi Adventure

2. Jawa 42 Bobber All Stars, 42 All Stars And 42 FJ

Price: Rs. 1.85 lakh onwards

Jawa has expanded its range with the 42 Bobber All Stars, 42 All Stars and 42 FJ All Stars. The 42 Bobber All Stars starts at Rs. 2.09 lakh and gets five colour options with special graphics. The 42 All Stars starts at around Rs. 1.85 lakh and gets several changes to its styling, riding position, chassis and equipment. Its 294.72cc engine produces 27.19 hp and 26.3 Nm.

The 42 FJ All Stars starts at Rs 2.02 lakh and goes up to Rs. 2.16 lakh (ex showroom). It gets six new colour options and a more road focused design. For buyers, the 42 suits relaxed city and weekend rides, while the Bobber focuses more on styling. The FJ offers a more practical road going design. Buyers can choose between these models without moving to a larger engine.

Key rivals: Royal Enfield Hunter 350, Honda CB350, Triumph Speed 400

3. Hero Glamour X 125 ABS

Price: Rs. 1.01 lakh onwards

Hero MotoCorp has added ABS to the Glamour X 125 for buyers who want extra braking confidence. Its 124.7cc engine produces around 11.4 hp and 10.5 Nm. This output is suitable for daily city commuting and short highway trips. The Hero bike also gets three riding modes, cruise control and connected features.

The single channel ABS can be useful when traffic suddenly slows down or during hard braking. The 125cc engine keeps daily riding simple and easy to manage. Cruise control can also help during longer rides on open roads. For first time buyers, the Glamour X 125 remains an accessible motorcycle with useful features.

Key rivals: Honda SP 125, TVS Raider

4. Kawasaki Vulcan S

Price: Rs 8.23 lakh

Kawasaki has updated the Vulcan S for buyers looking for a premium cruiser with a comfortable riding position. It uses a 649cc parallel twin engine producing 62.4 Nm. This torque is useful for relaxed highway cruising and carrying a pillion. The Kawasaki bike also retains its 705mm seat height, which can make getting on and off easier for shorter riders.

However, the 235kg weight can make tight parking and slow speed riding harder. Its 130mm ground clearance also needs attention on poorly maintained roads. For buyers, the Vulcan S works well for relaxed highway rides and weekend touring. The low seat is a useful feature, but its weight should be considered before daily city use.

Key rivals: Harley Davidson Nightster, Triumph Speed Twin 900

5. TVS Apache RTR 160, 160 4V And 200 4V

Price: Rs. 1.28 lakh onwards

TVS has updated the Apache RTR 160, RTR 160 4V and RTR 200 4V with more equipment and safety features. The Apache RTR 160 now gets a top end version with dual channel ABS and traction control at Rs 1.28 lakh (ex showroom). The RTR 160 4V gets a new TFT variant with map mirroring, while its top version costs Rs 1.41 lakh (ex showroom). The RTR 200 4V also gets a TFT variant with map mirroring at Rs 1.50 lakh (ex showroom).

For buyers, these TVS bikes suit daily commuting and weekend rides. Dual channel ABS can add confidence during hard braking, while traction control can help manage wheelspin on slippery roads. The TFT display makes riding information easier to see, while map mirroring can help with navigation. Different engine options also give buyers more flexibility based on their budget.

Key rivals: Bajaj Pulsar NS160, Yamaha MT 15

6. Honda CB500, CB350, CB350C And CB350RS

Price: Rs. 1.95 lakh onwards

Honda has expanded its modern classic range with the CB500 and updates to its CB350 family. The CB500 starts at Rs. 2.75 lakh (ex showroom) and uses a 501cc single cylinder engine producing 27.6 bhp and 43.3 Nm. Its strong torque output makes city riding and highway cruising easier. The CB350 starts at Rs. 1.97 lakh (ex showroom), while the CB350C starts at around Rs. 1.98 lakh and the CB350RS at Rs. 1.99 lakh (ex showroom).

Honda has also added new colours across the CB350 range. The CB350 gives buyers a classic design, while the CB350C focuses on a more traditional look. The CB350RS offers a sportier appearance for buyers who want something different.

The CB500 adds more engine capacity without moving into the 650cc segment. These Honda bikes can suit relaxed city rides and weekend touring.

Key rivals: Royal Enfield Classic 350, Honda H'ness CB350, Royal Enfield Interceptor 650

7. Suzuki Hayabusa Special Edition

Price: Rs. 19.90 lakh

Suzuki has introduced a Special Edition of the Hayabusa for buyers looking for a high performance motorcycle. It gets a Pearl Vigor Blue colour, special graphics and additional finish details. The 1,340cc inline four engine continues to produce 190 bhp and 150 Nm of max torque. This level of performance makes the Suzuki bike better suited to open highways and controlled riding conditions.

Suzuki has also revised parts of its electronic package, while a lighter battery helps reduce some weight. For buyers, the large engine delivers strong performance at highway speeds but is less practical in daily traffic. Its size and power also make it more suitable for experienced riders. Buyers should consider running and maintenance costs before choosing this motorcycle.

Key rivals: BMW S 1000 RR

Scooter launches in September 2026

1. Simple Wave

Price: Rs. 1.10 lakh onwards

Simple Energy has introduced the Wave as an electric scooter aimed at everyday family use. It offers up to 243km of claimed IDC range, depending on the battery version. Its biggest practical feature is the storage space. The scooter offers up to 70 litres of storage, which can be useful for carrying groceries, shopping bags and other daily items.

For buyers, the large storage area can make the Simple Energy electric scooter more practical for family use. Its claimed range can also suit people with longer daily commutes. It can work well for regular office and city travel, provided home charging is available. Buyers planning longer trips should also check the real world range before making a purchase.

Key rivals: TVS iQube, Bajaj Chetak, Ather Rizta

2. BGauss C12 MaxR

Introductory Price: Rs. 1.46 lakh

BGauss has launched the C12 MaxR for buyers looking for a practical electric scooter. It uses a 3.8kWh LFP battery and claims an IDC range of up to 178km. The 4.2kW motor provides a claimed top speed of 75kmph. This makes the BGauss electric scooter suitable for city commuting and suburban travel.

The C12 MaxR also offers 38 litres of storage for everyday items and gets a 5 inch TFT display. The storage space can be useful during family errands or shopping trips. Its 75kmph top speed is enough for most city routes, while three riding modes let riders choose different riding responses. Buyers should check home charging availability before purchase.

Key rivals: TVS iQube, Bajaj Chetak

3. Honda QC3

Price: Rs. 1.35 lakh

Honda has entered the electric scooter space with the QC3. It uses a 3kWh fixed battery and claims a 145km IDC range. The Honda electric scooter can charge up to 80 per cent in around 2 hours and 40 minutes. It also offers 32 litres of under seat storage, which can be useful for carrying a helmet, groceries and smaller daily items.

The QC3 is mainly aimed at everyday urban commuting. Its storage space can make family errands easier, while the fixed battery keeps the charging setup simple for home users. The claimed range should cover many short daily commutes. However, buyers should compare its charging time with their daily travel needs before making a decision.

Key rivals: TVS iQube, Bajaj Chetak, Ather Rizta

Conclusion

September brought new options for almost every kind of two wheeler buyer. Daily commuters got more practical and safer bikes, while enthusiasts got new mid size and premium motorcycles.

Electric scooter buyers also got more choices in terms of range, storage and price. Before buying, it is still important to check the on road price, insurance, charging options and service support in your city.

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