This past week has been buzzing with exciting developments in the world of bikes. From the launch of the new Bajaj Chetak 3503 to revelations about future plans from TVS and Ather Energy, there’s been no shortage of news to keep enthusiasts intrigued. Additionally, a spy shot of the Royal Enfield Flying Flea e-bike added to the excitement. Here’s a roundup of the top 5 bike stories that made headlines:
Bajaj made waves in the electric scooter market by introducing the most affordable model in the Chetak 35 Series in India. Priced at Rs 1,09,500 (ex-showroom, Delhi), the scooter offers a blend of features from its higher-end counterparts, ensuring a competitive offering in the market.
TVS Motor revealed its ambitious plans for upcoming two-wheelers, including the updated iQube, the eagerly awaited TVS RTX 300 adventure bike, and a new Norton motorcycle that promises affordability and performance. These announcements hint at a dynamic future for the brand.
Ather Energy set its sights on expanding its electric scooter lineup in India by introducing models equipped with LFP batteries, a shift from the current NMC technology. The move towards more affordable options is aimed at capturing a wider market segment, with electric motorcycles also on the horizon.
Royal Enfield’s foray into the electric bike segment was further substantiated with the sighting of the Flying Flea C6 undergoing testing on Indian roads. The bike, reminiscent of its earlier showcase, is expected to hit the market by March 2026, signaling the brand’s commitment to embracing electric mobility.
On a different note, Benda’s unveiling of the BD250-3B, a unique roadster with a liquid-cooled 250cc boxer engine, sparked intrigue in the biking community. While not from BMW Motorrad as initially speculated, the bike’s distinctive design and engine configuration hint at a promising addition to the biking landscape, with speculations about its potential entry into the Indian market.
These developments underscore the evolving landscape of the biking industry, with a distinct shift towards electric vehicles and innovative design concepts. As manufacturers strive to cater to changing consumer preferences and environmental concerns, the coming years are poised to witness a significant transformation in the biking ecosystem.