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New Bikes · 2026

New Bikes in India.

65 bikes found. Compare prices, engine specs, mileage and expert reviews.

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65 bikes found

TVS Sport

₹55,000.00 INR onwards

Honda Shine 100

₹65,393.00 INR onwards

Bajaj Platina

₹65,897.00 INR onwards

Honda Dio 110

₹70,309.00 INR onwards

Bajaj CT 110X

₹70,381.00 INR onwards

₹73,000.00 INR onwards

Honda Activa 6G

₹74,536.00 INR onwards

TVS Jupiter

₹75,000.00 INR onwards

TVS Raider

₹80,750.00 INR onwards

TVS Ntorq 125

₹80,900.00 INR onwards

Bajaj Pulsar 125

₹81,438.00 INR onwards

Honda Shine 125

₹81,502.00 INR onwards

TVS Jupiter 125

₹82,150.00 INR onwards

Honda SP 125

₹83,000.00 INR onwards

OLA S1 X

₹84,999.00 INR onwards

OLA S1 X

₹84,999.00 INR onwards

Honda Dio 125

₹87,258.00 INR onwards

Bajaj Bajaj Freedom

₹91,566.00 INR onwards

Bajaj Pulsar N125

₹92,152.00 INR onwards

Bajaj Pulsar NS125

₹92,642.00 INR onwards

TVS iQube

₹94,434.00 INR onwards

Honda Active 125

₹94,621.00 INR onwards

TVS Orbiter

₹1.06 Lakh onwards

TVS Ntorq 150

₹1.09 Lakh onwards

Bajaj Avenger 160 Street

Avenger 160 Street

₹1.12 Lakh onwards

Bajaj Pulsar 150

₹1.13 Lakh onwards

TVS Apache 160

₹1.13 Lakh onwards

Bajaj Pulsar N160

₹1.14 Lakh onwards

Ather Rizta

₹1.15 Lakh onwards

TVS iQube S

₹1.18 Lakh onwards

Bajaj Pulsar NS160

₹1.21 Lakh onwards

Ather 450S

₹1.23 Lakh onwards

OLA S1 Pro

₹1.25 Lakh onwards

Bajaj Avenger 220 Cruise

Avenger 220 Cruise

₹1.25 Lakh onwards

Bajaj Pulsar 220F

₹1.29 Lakh onwards

Bajaj Pulsar N250

₹1.34 Lakh onwards

TVS Apache RTR 200 4V

Apache RTR 200 4V

₹1.40 Lakh onwards

Honda Hornet 2.0

₹1.48 Lakh onwards

OLA S1 Pro Sport

₹1.50 Lakh onwards

River Indie

₹1.52 Lakh onwards

₹1.55 Lakh onwards

Honda NX 200

₹1.59 Lakh onwards

TVS iQube ST

₹1.59 Lakh onwards

₹1.60 Lakh onwards

Yamaha EC-06

₹1.68 Lakh onwards

Bajaj Pulsar RS200

₹1.72 Lakh onwards

Bajaj Dominar 250

₹1.78 Lakh onwards

Ather 450 Apex

₹1.83 Lakh onwards

Jawa 350 Legacy Edition

350 Legacy Edition

₹1.83 Lakh onwards

Jawa 42

₹1.84 Lakh onwards

Honda CB 350 Hness

₹1.93 Lakh onwards

₹1.93 Lakh onwards

Jawa 42 Bobber

₹1.93 Lakh onwards

Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z

₹1.94 Lakh onwards

Jawa 42 FJ

₹1.94 Lakh onwards

Yezdi Scrambler

₹1.95 Lakh onwards

Yezdi Roadster

₹1.96 Lakh onwards

Honda CB 350

₹1.97 Lakh onwards

Honda CB 350 RS

₹1.98 Lakh onwards

Yezdi Adventure

₹1.98 Lakh onwards

TVS Apache RTX

₹1.99 Lakh onwards

₹2.09 Lakh onwards

Jawa Perak

₹2.19 Lakh onwards

₹2.29 Lakh onwards

TVS X

₹2.37 Lakh onwards

Buyer guide

What to know before buying a Bike in India.

01

Set your budget: ex-showroom vs on-road

On-road prices typically add 10–18% over ex-showroom for petrol bikes (RTO + insurance + handling). EVs add just 3–5%. A ₹1.5L bike can cost ₹1.72L+ on-road in metro cities.

02

ABS is mandatory above 125cc — verify before you buy

Since April 2019, all bikes above 125cc must have ABS. Single-channel ABS is the minimum; dual-channel ABS (both wheels) is significantly safer for highway use.

03

Mileage claims vs real-world figures differ

ARAI-certified mileage is tested under ideal lab conditions. Real-world mileage is typically 15–25% lower. Check owner reviews on owner forums for accurate data.

04

Service network matters as much as the bike itself

Hero, Honda, Bajaj, and TVS have the densest service networks across India (3,000–5,000+ outlets). Royal Enfield has grown rapidly to 2,000+ workshops. Check density in your city.

Common questions

New Bikes · FAQ.

Is the on-road price the same as the ex-showroom price?

No. On-road price adds RTO registration, insurance (1-year third-party + 5-year comprehensive), and dealer handling charges. This typically adds 10–18% for petrol bikes and 3–5% for electric bikes over the ex-showroom price.

What is the difference between ABS and CBS?

CBS (Combined Braking System) is mandatory for bikes under 125cc — applying the rear brake also partially applies the front. ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) is mandatory above 125cc and prevents wheel lock-up under hard braking, significantly improving safety.

How often do bikes need servicing?

Most bikes require service every 3,000–5,000 km or 3–6 months (whichever comes first). The first free service is usually at 500–1,000 km. Regular servicing maintains mileage, engine health, and warranty coverage.

What documents do I need to buy a new bike?

You need: Aadhaar card (identity + address proof), PAN card for purchases above ₹2 lakh, passport-sized photos, and your existing driving licence (or apply for a learner's licence if you don't have one).

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