The automotive sector is pretty volatile at the moment with the upcoming new Bharat Mobility Expo as well as constant new test mule sightings. If you have been planning to buy a new bike, and want some thing that can easily help you handle the everyday commute while being always ready for the weekend hoot, Here are a few of the best expected launches that would soon be brought to the Indian Market.

Thruxton 400 New Looks

The bike was recently seen being tested in India as well as Southern France. While the bike was in the usual camouflage, but the logo etched at the transmission hub gave the vehicle away. The bike would be based on the speed 400 and would be powered by the same engine. Triumph has been planning to grab a grasp in the international markets as well with their new Thruxton 400. The new bike would have 39.5 bhp of power if powered by the same engine as that of the Triumph Speed.

The bike had upside down forks, which would probably have the same 140 mm travel that was also witnessed with the Triumph speed 400. The bike had the same 17 inch rims similar to the speed as well.

The partial analogue partial digital instrument cluster looks like it was taken from the speed as well. The bike had certain design cues from the departing 1200 cafe racer that the brand is about to stop producing soon as well. Since the bike was seen in Europe it had a blank space for the number plate. The bike would have a single front disc and caliper module complete with ABS. The findings confirm that Triumph might launch the vehicle soon.

Engine And Specs

The bike would be powered by the same engine that powers the Speed 400. A 399 cc single-cylinder motor. This engine produces 39.5 bhp of power and a peak torque of 37.5 NM. The bike would be linked to a 6 speed gearbox as well. Beyond these the bike would expectedly have all the rider aids such as a ABS, USB charging port as well as a traction control module. The bike has USD forks up front as well. The bike would be placed between the Speed 400 as well as the Scrambler 400.

Honda CB 650 And CBR 650r

With the Bharat Mobility Expo just around the corner, Honda has teased their new CB 650 as well as the CBR650 on their social media handles. The motorcycle was updated in 2024 and would soon be going on sale in the Indian Market. The launch of the bike was already being expected in the market considering that Honda had filed a design patent for the CBR650 R in the Indian market. The bikes have been sold in the Indian market before and last time the price of the CBR650R was Rs 9.35 lakh ex showroom price for the CB 650 was around Rs 9.15 lakh Rs. But since Honda would bring in the updated models the prices would rise as well.

Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 CC

The 750 cc engine that has been spotted several times being tested in India would play a key role in the brand’s global expansion. Unlike the domestic market the international markets require engines north of 650 cc due to better road infrastructures that allow higher speeds. Often a Ton about 140kmph is considered to be a ballpark figure in estimating the performance of the bikes. While in India 140kmph is pretty high speed.

While the company has established itself in the domestic market to be a major manufacturers now it proceeds to gain its grasp in International markets where demand for big tourers is quite vast.

Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 CC Specs

Royal Enfield Interceptor with a possibly new 750 cc parallel twin engine was recently spotted on a test. The 750 cc parallel twin engine would supposedly generate around 55 BHP of peak power along with a peak torque of around 60 nm. The bike would have a 6 speed transmission hooked to the engine along with slipper clutch functionalities.

Hero Xtreme 250R

Needles to say the bike would be a street fighter version of the Karizma XMR 250. The bike would cater to those who seek the power of a 250cc engine along with the practicality of a street fighter bike. The bike would be powered by the same engine as that of the Karizma XMR 250. Its possible that the vehicle might be launched at the Bharat Mobility Expo 2025. So if you have been planning to go for the Yamaha FZ S, or a duke 250 waiting for a sort while to try on the new Xtreme might help you choose a bike that would suit your needs better. The bike would have a trellis frame and the monoshock at the rear would be 6 step adjustable. The bike would have switchable ABS along with disc brakes at both the ends. The official prices have not been revealed yet but they would be around 2,20,000.

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