MY25 Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Launched In India: Street Bob Returns, Fat Bob Discontinued
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Highlights
- Prices for the X440 remain unchanged.
- Harley has discontinued the Fat Bob in India.
- The company is yet to announce prices for the Street Bob and its CVO range.
Harley-Davidson has announced prices for its 2025 model range in India. For the 2025 model year, the American motorcycle brand has discontinued the Fat Bob, and reintroduced the Street Bob in India. Furthermore, Harley has also stated it will be offering its limited-run models, the CVO Street Glide and CVO Road Glide. Here’s the complete price list for Harley’s MY25 lineup:
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| Model | Ex-Showroom Price (INR) |
| H-D Nightster | Rs 13.51 lakh |
| H-D Nightster Special | Rs 14.29 lakh |
| H-D Sportster S | Rs 16.70 lakh |
| H-D Pan America Special | Rs 25.10 lakh |
| H-D Breakout | Rs 37.19 lakh |
| H-D Fatboy | Rs 25.90 lakh |
| H-D Heritage Classic | Rs 23.85 lakh |
| H-D Street Glide | Rs 39.30 lakh |
| H-D Road Glide | Rs 42.30 lakh |
| H-D X440 | Rs 2.39 lakh |
The Street Bob has been reintroduced for 2025
Harley-Davidson’s Street Bob is a bobber with a single seat setup, mini-ape handlebars, and mid-mounted foot controls. The motorcycle is powered by the Milwaukee-Eight 117 Classic 1923 cc engine, which churns out 91 hp and 156 Nm of torque, and comes mated to a six-speed gearbox. While the company has confirmed the launch of the Street Bob in place of the Fat Bob here, it is yet to reveal what the prices will be.
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The CVO Road Glide and street Glide will be among the most expensive motorcycles on sale in India upon launch
For 2025, Harley-Davidson will also soon introduce two its Custom Vehicle Operations (CVO) models in India. These models, the CVO Street Glide and CVO Road Glide. While official prices are not out yet, it's safe to assume that prices will be in the range of Rs 70 lakh, putting them in the company of some of the most expensive motorcycles on sale in India. The CVO range is powered by the 1983 cc Milwaukee-Eight VVT 121 which makes nearly 117 bhp and 188 Nm of torque.
