February 2024 has emerged as a significant month for the Indian two-wheeler industry witnessing a rush of launches across various segments. Manufacturers have launched a wide range of models from electric scooters to performance motorcycles demonstrating their dedication to satisfying the market changing demands. Explore innovative features and technology that are affecting the future of India's mobility scene as well as the complex details of these interesting new releases.
Hero Mavrick 440
Hero MotoCorp made headlines with the launch of the Mavrick 440, a motorcycle based on the Harley-Davidson X440 platform. Priced at Rs 1,99,000 (ex-showroom), the Maverick 440 boasts a 440cc, single-cylinder engine that delivers 27.3PS of power and 36Nm of torque, promising a thrilling riding experience.
Ola S1 X
Ola Electric expanded its S1 X lineup with the introduction of a new variant equipped with a larger battery pack. Priced at Rs 1,09,999 (ex-showroom including FAME 2 subsidy), the Ola S1 X (4kWh) offers an impressive IDC claimed range of 190km, making it a compelling option in the electric scooter segment.
Kinetic Green E-Luna
Kinetic Green revived the iconic Luna brand with the launch of the Kinetic E-Luna electric moped. Priced at Rs 69,990 to Rs 74,990, Available in two variants, X1 and X2, with swappable batteries and claimed ranges of 80km and 110km respectively, the E-Luna blends nostalgia with modern electric mobility.
Bajaj Pulsar
Bajaj introduced updates to its popular Pulsar lineup, including the N150, N160, NS160, NS200, and NS125 models priced at Rs 82,712 to Rs 1.50 Lakh. The bikes were given new features to make them more appealing in the competitive commuter market like a fully digital instrument console, smartphone connectivity, and updated switchgear.
Kawasaki Ninja 500
Kawasaki made a significant impact with the launch of the Ninja 500, priced at Rs 5,24,000 (ex-showroom Delhi). Powered by a 451cc, liquid-cooled, parallel-twin engine, the Ninja 500 promises an exhilarating riding experience and is set to replace the Ninja 400 in Kawasaki's India lineup.
Kawasaki Z650RS
The Z650RS made its debut with a price tag of Rs 6,99,000 (ex-showroom), featuring a new 2-level traction control system and a striking Ebony/Matte Metallic Grey color scheme. By combining design and performance, the Z650RS is positioned to appeal to riders demanding a dynamic riding experience.
Triumph Scrambler 1200 X
Triumph re-introduced the Scrambler 1200 X in India, priced at Rs 11,83,000 (ex-showroom). With its iconic design and rugged appeal coupled with modern features the Scrambler 1200 X offers a unique blend of classic styling and contemporary performance.
Kabira KM3000 and KM4000
Kabira Mobility unveiled the second-generation models of the KM3000 and KM4000 electric scooters priced at Rs 1.62 Lakh to Rs 1.65 Lakh. The KM3000 features a new rounded tank design while the KM4000 boasts a completely redesigned look with aggressive tank extensions offering improved aesthetics and performance.
The launch of these new two-wheelers in February 2024 demonstrates the Indian two-wheeler sector is still evolving and innovating. To address the changing needs of consumers manufacturers are producing a wide variety of products that appeal to different market categories and preferences. A competitive and dynamic market in the upcoming months is being created by this.