Honda CB1000 Hornet is expected to launch in India later this year Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India has recently secured a design patent for its CB1000 Hornet in the Indian market, signalling potential entry into the competitive 1000cc segment. The CB1000 Hornet, successor to the CB1000R Neo Sports Cafe, presents an aggressive design language characterised by sharp styling elements which somehow look similar to that of the Ducati Streetfighter. Underneath its aggressive exterior, the CB1000 Hornet is powered by a 999cc inline-four-cylinder engine generating 147 BHP and 100 Nm of torque. Pair ..read more

TVS iQube variants revised, gets new entry-level variant with lower price tag TVS has expanded its iQube lineup with the introduction of five new variants, catering to a wider range of customers with a starting price of Rs. 95,000/- (ex-showroom & introductory). The lineup now offers three battery options, providing flexibility in terms of range and price. The base iQube variant comes equipped with a 2.2kWh battery, offering a claimed real-world range of 75 km. This entry-level model boasts a 950W charger and features a 5-inch TFT display with useful functionalities such as tow and theft a ..read more

Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 is based on the Royal Enfield Himalayan platform As anticipation builds for Royal Enfield’s latest offering, the Guerrilla 450, recent spy shots have provided us with clearer insights into what to expect from this neo retro roadster. Drawing from the Himalayan 450’s platform, the Guerrilla 450 promises a blend of simplicity and accessibility, aiming to carve its niche in the competitive motorcycle market. Examining the latest images, similarities between the Guerrilla 450 and its Himalayan sibling are evident, particularly in the fuel tank design and shared componen ..read more

Ola Electric adventure bike leaked in patent images, looks basic Ola Electric adventure bike leaked in latest patent design filings. This could be an entry-level electric motorcycle from the company, likely targeting the commuter segment having a design language of an adventure bike. From the images, it’s apparent that the motorcycle is designed with practicality in mind. Sporting a conventional telescopic fork, twin shock absorbers at the rear and a simple box-section swingarm that looks tailored for urban commuting needs. The alloy wheel size and narrow tyres suggests a focus on enhancing ef ..read more

Bajaj Dominar 400 lighter version to get features from Pulsar NS400Z Bajaj Auto has hinted at an upcoming iteration of its Dominar 400 model. While unveiling the Pulsar NS400Z, the company disclosed its plans to revamp the Dominar 400, aiming to address one of its key drawbacks – its weight. The current Dominar 400 has been criticised for its relatively heavy kerb weight of 193 kg, which affects its manoeuvrability and agility on the road. To tackle this issue, Bajaj Auto is reportedly focusing on incorporating lighter components into the new model. While specific details regarding the modific ..read more

Ola Electric three wheeler design leaked via patent images, to get two variants Ola Electric is set to launch new three wheeler variants very soon. The design details of both the variants have been leaked ahead of the official announcement. The production version of the e-rickshaw is likely to be called Raahi. It has minimalistic design language for offering better space and practicality. The front profile gets square headlights, large windshield, A-pillar mounted ORVMs and it gets doors to cover the cabin for better safety we believe. It’ll be a big move in the segment if Ola plans to offer a ..read more

Kawasaki Ninja 400 discontinued, removed from the official Indian website Kawasaki Ninja 400 discontinued in the Indian market. This decision comes as the brand introduces its new Ninja 500, which is set to replace the outgoing Ninja 400 in both domestic and international markets. Initially introduced as a successor to the popular Ninja 300, the Ninja 400 faced challenges in finding its footing in the Indian market due to its pricing strategy. Unlike the Ninja 300, which benefited from localised production resulting in competitive pricing, the Ninja 400 was imported as a completely built unit ..read more

New Honda 350cc bike patent leaked, showcasing the new design language New Honda 350cc bike under development. The Japanese bike maker appears to be expanding its lineup within the 350cc segment, with recent patent drawings sparking speculation about a new addition to their portfolio. These drawings suggest that Honda might be developing either a scrambler variant based on the H’ness CB350 platform or an updated version of the CB350RS. Upon closer inspection of the design, we have noted similarities to both the adventure bike and the CB350RS. The new motorcycle features a distinct fuel tank re ..read more

Bajaj CNG bike launch soon, to use petrol CNG combination, likely to be a 125cc bike Bajaj Auto is foraying into the alternative fuel segment with the imminent launch of its CNG-powered motorcycle. Scheduled for release on 18th June, the Bajaj CNG bike has recently been subjected to scrutiny, revealing intricate details about its design and functionality. According to the blueprints leaked, the Bajaj CNG bike will be equipped with a double cradle frame, supplemented with braces to accommodate the CNG cylinder. Positioned centrally beneath the rider seat, the CNG unit will be easily accessible ..read more

Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z price revealed, deliveries commence in June Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z launched with an introductory price of Rs. 1.85 lakhs (ex-showroom). One of the key highlights of the NS400Z is its powertrain, which borrows the same liquid-cooled, 373cc, single-cylinder engine found in the Dominar 400. This engine churns out 40 HP at 8800 RPM and 35 Nm of torque at 6500 RPM. This engine is mated to a 6-speed gearbox with assist and slipper clutch. Bajaj claims that the NS400Z boasts a top speed of 154 km/hr. In terms of design, the NS400Z showcases a distinctively edgy aesthetic, with sharp ..read more