Ducati Hypermotard V2 Brings a Lighter Twin to India

Ducati’s new Hypermotard V2 starts at ₹16.53 lakh, with the V2 SP at ₹20.78 lakh. Its 890 cc engine makes 118 bhp and 94 Nm, bringing a sharper, lighter heart to the high bar, upright motorcycle that has always worn its name honestly.

Benelli Opens a New TRK Chapter with the 552 and 552X

The Benelli TRK 552 and 552X arrive in India with a 554 cc parallel twin, refreshed touring equipment and prices of ₹7.22 lakh and ₹7.74 lakh. The larger engine gives the family a new centre while the two versions invite different kinds of distance.

Royal Enfield Points the Himalayan 750 Towards Milan and Leaves the Details Open

A red-sky silhouette and coordinates for central Milan have turned Royal Enfield’s next Himalayan into the week’s most discussed motorcycle. EICMA begins in November, making a reveal there a strong possibility, while the teaser itself confirms no specifications, price, variants or public launch date.

Ultraviolette X47 Venom Brings 343 Kilometres to an Electric Tourer

The new X47 Venom starts at an introductory ₹2.65 lakh and pairs a 30 kW motor with a claimed IDC range of 343 kilometres. Its 12 kW DC charging support gives the Indian electric motorcycle a touring conversation built around distance, charging and an upright adventure shape.

The Pulsar N250 SS Adds a Sixth Gear and a More Modern Cockpit

Bajaj has launched the updated Pulsar N250 SS at ₹1,59,406 ex-showroom in Delhi. The new six-speed gearbox, TFT display, electronic throttle and riding modes give the quarter-litre roadster a deeper equipment story, while the price premium over the standard N250 asks buyers to decide how much that extra control is worth.

Hero Gives Its Xtreme Pair a Smarter Kind of Speed

Hero MotoCorp has refreshed the Xtreme 160R 4V and the Xtreme 250R with new electronics, rider aids and revised model grades. The engines keep familiar foundations. The real change is how much control and information now sit between rider and road.

A Two-Point Gap Brings MotoGP’s Title Fight to Mandalika

Jorge Martín leads Marc Márquez by two points as MotoGP reaches Indonesia for round 17. The Lombok weekend begins with a title fight tight enough to make every practice lap matter.