Two Wheelers News

Backed by a refreshed models and new launches, Suzuki Motorcycle India registers its highest-ever monthly sales in the month of July, 2018. The Japanese two-wheeler maker recorded a sale of 53,321 units last month, a growth of 56.6 per cent, when compared to 34,038 units sold in July last year. The previous month saw Suzuki introduce refreshed versions of the Gixxer SF SP motorcycle for 2018, while the Burgman Street scooter was also launched in July.

Piaggio India has launched the Vespa Notte 125 special edition scooter at an introductory price of Rs. 68,645 (ex-showroom, Pune). The Vespa Notte joins the company's existing portfolio and gets a complete black treatment to differentiate it from the other models on sale. Interestingly, despite being a special edition model, the Vespa Notte undercuts its siblings in terms of pricing and is the most affordable scooter undercutting the Vespa VXL by Rs. 4000.

TVS scooter sales grew by 29 per cent in July 2018, with more than one lakh scooters sold in the month.

Some more spy shots of the 2019 Ducati Diavel have emerged, and reveal quite a few details about the updated Diavel.

MV Agusta returns to Grand Prix racing after 42 years, when the Italian brand joins the 2019 Moto2 championship.

The 200 cc to 300 cc segment of motorcycles is one of the largest growing two-wheeler segments in India. And with more and more offerings coming up every year, customers who are looking for a motorcycle which straddles between being sporty and practical have more options to choose from. The 200 cc bikes in India are fast becoming popular, especially with the youth who want a motorcycle that offers decent enough performance without being too heavy on the pocket in terms of price. Here is our list of best 200 cc bikes in India.

Bajaj Auto today announced registering a total growth of 30 per cent during the month of July 2018, with 400,343 vehicles, against the 307,727 units the company sold during the same month last year. Commercial vehicles was the highest ever for a month.

A camouflaged test mule of the upcoming Husqvarna Svartpilen 401 was recently spotted testing in India, and for the first time around the bike has been spied with alloy wheels. In fact, the bike appears to be running on the same 17-inch KTM orange alloys that currently do duty on the 390 Duke.