Bajaj is going to launch the world’s first CNG bike on June 18th. Before the launch, some of the details have been leaked as the blueprints offer a glimpse into the engineering marvel that is the Bajaj CNG bike. Sporting a double cradle frame with added braces to accommodate the CNG cylinder, the bike promises both innovation and practicality. The centrally positioned CNG unit, easily accessible beneath the rider seat, signifies a thoughtful design aimed at user convenience. Meanwhile, the inclusion of a conventional petrol tank ensures a seamless transition for riders accustomed to traditiona ..read more

After a lengthy teaser campaign and years of waiting by Pulsar fans, Bajaj has finally launched the most powerful version of the Pulsar series in India. The Pulsar NS400Z is the new name and it follows the design footsteps of the OG NS series, which still looks modern even in 2024. Let’s talk about the heart of the Pulsar NS400Z as it uses the same 373 cc single-cylinder engine from the Dominar and it produces 40 hp of power at 8,800 rpm and 35 Nm of torque at 6,500 rpm. This engine is mated to a 6-speed gearbox. Bajaj has given slip and assist clutch for the Pulsar NS400Z. The company might h ..read more

Bajaj Pulsar 220F is one of the iconic motorcycles in the Indian market as it introduced so many new features to Indian enthusiasts which has become common these days. After a long stint, the company discontinued the Pulsar 220F as they didn’t update the model and it was replaced with a new Pulsar 250F. The Pulsar maker was expecting the new model to replicate the success of the 220F but the reality was different as customers were still requesting the 220F and because of the lack of sales of the new model they had to introduce it again. Since the re-introduction the Pulsar 220F has been doing ..read more

Ultraviolette officially launched the F77 Mach 2 in India and it is basically an updated model of the F77, which was launched back in 2022. One of the standout features of the F77 Mach 2 is its extended range, addressing one of the primary concerns among electric vehicle enthusiasts – range anxiety. With an impressive IDC range of 211 km for the F77 Mach 2 and an astonishing 323 km for the F77 Mach 2 Recon variant, Ultraviolette showcases its commitment to pushing the boundaries of electric mobility. Adding a layer of sophistication to the riding experience, Ultraviolette introduces the ‘Perfo ..read more

Bajaj Chetak’s new entry-level variant has been spotted for the first time. While maintaining the signature silhouette that Chetak enthusiasts adore, Bajaj has implemented several tweaks to the equipment list to align with a more budget-friendly price point. One noticeable change is the introduction of steel wheels paired with drum brakes, a departure from the alloy wheels and disc brakes found in current variants. Additionally, opting for a conventional physical key slot over the previous keyless entry system contributes to cost-effectiveness. In terms of aesthetics, the new variant offers a ..read more

Bajaj is going to launch the Pulsar NS400 in India on May 3rd as it is one of the most awaited models to be introduced in the country. Even though the company has released several teasers we haven’t got a clear look at the motorcycle until now as the design theme of the new NS400 is going to be a mix of several motorcycles from the Pulsar family which include the new NS200 and N250. The bi-LED projector on the NS400 is similar to the one that we have seen on the N series of Pulsar motorcycles with LED DRL and projector unit. The visor on the new NS400 is slightly larger than the one on the N25 ..read more

Bajaj is going to launch the most powerful version of Pulsar in India on May 3rd. The Pulsar NS400 is one of the most awaited models as it has been rumoured for a very long time and finally, the company is going to introduce the model. The company has released a new teaser of the Pulsar NS400 as it shows the tyre hugger, which gives the impression of a wider tyre and a new design for the alloy wheels. The teaser also confirms that the NS400 gets rear disc brakes, which was expected for a powerful motorcycle. The company is yet to release many details about the new Pulsar NS400 as the design th ..read more

Aprilia officially launched the Tuareg 660 in India at the starting price of Rs. 18.85 Lakh (Ex-Showroom) for the Atreides Black and Canyon Sand colours, and Rs. 19.16 Lakh for the Evocative Dakar Podium paint scheme, the Tuareg 660 marks Aprilia’s debut in the middleweight ADV segment. Setting itself apart with a distinctive design reminiscent of Dakar rally bikes, the Tuareg 660 boasts a purposeful aesthetic. The LED headlight, positioned prominently above a tall windscreen, emphasizes its rugged appeal. Aprilia’s emphasis on functionality is evident in the minimalistic bodywork, with featur ..read more

KTM India has taken a significant stride in customer satisfaction by announcing an extended five-year warranty on all KTM and Husqvarna motorcycles purchased from April 1, 2024, onwards. This move comes as a pleasant surprise for motorcycle enthusiasts, as the company previously offered a standard two-year warranty. The extended warranty, encompassing a total of five years, comes at no additional cost, providing customers with added peace of mind. In addition to the extended warranty, KTM and Husqvarna are also offering a complimentary one-year RSA (roadside assistance) package. This comprehen ..read more

Ducati has officially opened pre-bookings for the DesertX Rally in India. The Ducati Desert X Rally is the rugged cousin of the already exhilarating Desert X, boasting a host of off-road-focused features designed to conquer any terrain with confidence and style. Building upon the success of the standard Desert X, which has garnered acclaim since its introduction last year, the Rally edition takes adventure riding to a whole new level. One of the most notable enhancements on the Desert X Rally is the inclusion of a 21-inch front and an 18-inch rear spoked wheel setup, ensuring optimal performan ..read more