In conclusion, 2025 marks a transformative year for motorcycle enthusiasts in India, heralding a tapestry of exhilarating prospects and promising potential.
As we traverse the windings of the Indian motorcycle market, 2025 stands out as a transformative year, promising a cornucopia of innovative models from prestigious brands, catering to every echelon of riding preferences, from nostalgic cruisers to hybrid commuters and electric marvels. Here are some of the most anticipated releases:
Traditional Motorcycles - Power, Performance and History
Royal Enfield Scram 440: The Scram 440 is another motorbike in the Scram 411 legacy with 443 cc engine outputs of 25.4 hp and 34 Nm torque. With its elegant styling and high-performance tuning, it doesn't shy away from claiming its supremacy as a mid-range adventurer.
Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450: Royal Enfield produces a 40 bhp Himalayan 450 as a liquid-cooled 452cc roadster. With its top speed of 170-kilometer-per-hour and its modern features including a TFT display, it's a hybrid between the styling of yesterday and the technology of today.
KTM 390 Adventure R: With its new LC4c engine, this model is designed specifically to meet the needs of the off-road enthusiast: spoked wheels, advanced suspension for punishing terrain.
Yamaha FZ S Hybrid: Yamaha FZ S Hybrid is the first hybrid motorcycle in India, a 150cc hybrid motorcycle with a 149cc engine that is paired with the Smart Motor Generator system for improved fuel efficiency and lower emissions.
Electric Motorcycles: Shaping the Future of Sustainable Riding
Ola Roadster X: Ola's Roadster X is the brand's entry into the electric motorcycles segment and comes in two variants, both equipped with a 9.1 kWh battery and a range of up to 150 km. Starting at a price tag of 1 lakh to 2 lakh, Ola Roadster X promises an affordable yet powerful electric riding experience.
Ultraviolette Tesseract: The top of the electric scooter world, this electric scooter runs a 14.91kW engine with a top speed of 125km/h. With cutting-edge features like dual dashcams and dynamic stabilizer control, it is designed specifically for tech enthusiasts.
Oben O100: For those seeking a budget-friendly option, the Oben O100 has a claimed range of 120 km for an estimated price of around 99,000, making electric mobility more accessible to the masses.
Kinetic DX EV: In its comeback to the scene, Kinetic's DX EV scooter embodies a sleek design paired with efficient performance, providing a sustainable alternative for urban commuters.
Hybrid Innovations and Conceptual Jumps (Innovations in three dimensions)
Aera: Sitting astride 125cc to 150cc petrol bikes, the Matter Aera is a throwback riding experience with the efficiency of electricity. The firm will be expanding its coverage by initiating exports from 2026.
Gujarat Students' Electric Superbike 'Garuda': Garuda is an electric superbike designed by mechanical engineering students in Gujarat that incorporates recycled materials and artificial intelligence (AI) enabled technology, demonstrating the potential of environmentally friendly engineering solutions.
As we embark on the horizon of 2025, the Indian motorcycle landscape is poised to redefine itself, embracing the promise of technology and sustainability. Whether you're a classic enthusiast searching for traditional models or an electric enthusiast eager to explore the realm of electric possibilities, upcoming models promise to offer a blend of performance, innovation, and style.