
The Indian two-wheeler market continues to stay active with a mix of new launches, special editions, feature updates, and upcoming models. From electric scooters aimed at daily commuting to stylish motorcycles and tech upgrades improving rider safety. This week’s roundup highlights key developments from brands like Simple Energy, TVS, Ather, Avore, Hero, Honda, Yezdi, and Kawasaki.

Simple Energy has announced that it will launch its new electric scooter, the Simple Energy Arrive, in India on September 2. This upcoming model is aimed at the family scooter segment and is designed mainly for everyday commuting. Developed through the company’s in-house R&D, the scooter focuses on comfort, practicality, and modern features. It will join the existing Simple One and Simple Ultra in the brand’s lineup, helping Simple Energy cater to both performance-focused users and regular daily riders.
While full specifications are yet to be revealed, early details suggest a clean and modern design with LED lighting and a comfortable long seat. This Simple Energy electric scooter is expected to be an affordable option and will likely compete with scooters like the Bajaj Chetak C25 and TVS Orbiter. More information, including price, range, and features, will be announced at the official launch event.

TVS Motor Company has introduced the Raider Doctor Doom Edition in India at an ex-showroom price of Rs. 95,320. This new variant joins the Raider Super Squad lineup and continues the brand’s collaboration with Marvel. The highlight of this edition is its unique Spectral Green paint scheme, which shifts between green and brown shades depending on lighting, inspired by Doctor Doom’s iconic armour and outfit.
Mechanically, the motorcycle remains unchanged and continues with the same three-valve engine and iGO Assist technology for smooth performance. It also features a Connected Reverse LCD Cluster with over 85 smart features. While performance stays the same, the new design is expected to attract younger buyers and Marvel fans looking for a stylish and distinctive 125cc bike.
Read more details about the latest Raider Doctor Doom Edition!

Ather Energy has introduced a new Pothole Alert feature for select electric scooters, including the 450X, 450 Apex, and Rizta Z, through an OTA update. Designed to improve rider safety, especially during monsoons, the feature warns users about potholes and rough roads in advance while also suggesting smoother alternate routes. It works using real-time road data collected from Ather’s connected scooter network and is part of the AtherStack 7 software.
The update is being rolled out in phases and is available only on compatible Gen 3 and newer models, excluding the 450S and Rizta S. This feature helps riders avoid sudden impacts, reducing the risk of damage and improving overall safety. Since it is a free OTA update, users can access it without visiting a service centre, making daily commuting more convenient and secure.

Avore has introduced its first electric motorcycle lineup in India with the EX1, EX2, and EX2S. While all three bikes share a similar design, they differ in battery capacity, performance, and features, giving buyers multiple options based on their needs and budget. The EX2S stands out as the top variant with the highest speed, quickest acceleration, and longest range, while the EX1 is positioned as an affordable option for daily commuting.
The bikes come equipped with modern features like digital displays, connectivity options, and multiple ride modes. Prices start from Rs. 1.24 lakh and go up to Rs. 1.69 lakh, with pre-bookings already open at Rs. 799. With this launch, Avore aims to cater to a wide range of riders and strengthen its presence in India’s growing electric bike market.
Explore more details here: Avore EX Electric Bikes Launched in India: Full Specs and Details

Hero MotoCorp has introduced the Vida VX2 Go FB electric scooter in India at Rs. 1.13 lakh (ex-showroom). The key highlight of this new variant is its 3.1kWh fixed battery pack, unlike the removable battery setup in other versions. The scooter is set to go on sale from August 2026 and will be available across the country.
The new battery offers an improved claimed range of 128 km and supports fast charging up to 80% in just 65 minutes. With a 6kW motor, 70 kmph top speed, and features like smartphone connectivity and navigation, the VX2 Go FB is designed for practical daily commuting with added convenience for home charging users.

Honda has started bookings for the CB500 across its BigWing dealerships in India, with the launch expected soon. The retro-style motorcycle was unveiled alongside the Rebel 300 and XR 300L, and it will sit above the CB350 range in Honda’s lineup, offering a more powerful option for enthusiasts.
Powered by a 501cc single-cylinder engine, the CB500 focuses on smooth performance and relaxed riding. With classic styling, premium build quality, and features like tubeless spoke wheels, it is set to compete in the mid-size retro segment between 350cc and 650cc motorcycles, appealing to riders looking for a refined yet powerful cruiser.

Yezdi has refreshed its motorcycle lineup in India by introducing new colour options for the Roadster, Scrambler, and Adventure. Each bike gets a distinct new shade, including Green Mamba for the Roadster, Grey Panther for the Scrambler, and Yellow Falcon for the Adventure, enhancing their visual appeal and individuality.
Along with cosmetic updates, the Yezdi Adventure now offers optional tubeless spoke wheels, improving convenience and reliability for long rides. This upgrade, along with the brand’s Ownership Assurance Program, makes the lineup more practical and attractive, especially for touring enthusiasts and everyday riders alike.

Kawasaki has launched the 2027 Ninja 300 in India at an ex-showroom price of Rs 3.34 lakh, with a price increase of Rs 17,000 over the previous model. Despite the hike, the Kawasaki motorcycle remains unchanged in design, features, and mechanicals, continuing with its sporty styling and now offered only in the iconic Lime Green colour.
It retains the same 296cc parallel-twin engine that delivers smooth performance and strong top-end power. While it lacks modern features compared to newer rivals, the Ninja 300 still appeals to buyers looking for a refined and reliable twin-cylinder supersport, making it a popular entry-level choice in its segment.
Before you go, don’t forget to check out the Upcoming Bike & Scooter Launches in August 2026: Full List
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