New Bike Launches in India 2026

Simple Energy has unveiled the Wave with four battery options, a 6.4 kW rare-earth-free motor, up to 243 km IDC range, a 920 mm seat claimed to be India's longest, and 70 litres of boot space.

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Swiggy and Hero MotoCorp have teamed up to give Food Marketplace and Instamart delivery partners access to two-wheelers, up to 90% financing, and road safety training, all initiated through the Swiggy app.

The Royal Enfield Himalayan 440 launches in India on 4 September, expected around Rs 2.50 lakh. Built on the Scram 440 platform, it gets a 443cc engine, 6-speed gearbox, and a 21-inch front wheel to fill the gap the discontinued Himalayan 411 left behind.

Hero MotoCorp and Honda together sold more than 76 lakh two-wheelers in the first eight months of 2026, accounting for the bulk of the mass market. While Royal Enfield continues to dominate the premium segment, the real story is the growing push into electric two-wheelers by traditional manufacturers.

Ather Energy has launched the Konarc, its first scooter on the new EL platform, starting at ₹99,999. It is a practical family scooter offering multiple battery options with claimed ranges from 100 to 200 km.

TVS has added a new Dual-Tone Spectral variant to the Jupiter 110 lineup at Rs 89,825 (ex-showroom). It comes in two colour-shifting shades and brings two extra features over the SmartXonnect Disc variant.

Yamaha’s new YZF R2 sits above the popular R15 V4 with more power, a fuller supersport look and stronger features. But is the extra cost worth it? Here’s a clear comparison of the two R-series bikes.

The YZF R2 slots above the R15 V4 and offers a 26.5 PS liquid-cooled engine, aggressive R-series styling, a 5-inch TFT console and modern rider aids including traction control and a bidirectional quickshifter.

Jawa Yezdi Motorcycles has launched the 42 FJ All Stars edition with six new colour options, priced between Rs 2.01 lakh and Rs 2.15 lakh ex-showroom Delhi. The mechanicals stay unchanged but prices are up to Rs 10,992 higher than before.