
Honda launches the CB500 roadster in India at ₹2.75 lakh ex‑showroom, featuring a 501cc single‑cylinder engine. The price places it ahead of the CB350 and opens a budget‑friendly, tech‑savvy entry into the retro‑roadster segment.

Triumph has rolled out the Daytona 660 in India for ₹9.99 lakh, keeping its 660cc three‑cylinder engine at 95hp and 68Nm. Buyers get a cheaper, better‑equipped sportbike that competes head‑to‑head with the Yamaha MT‑07, Honda CBR650R and Kawasaki Ninja 650.

Royal Enfield has added a new Signature White variant to its Classic 350 lineup at an ex‑showroom price of ₹2.24 lakh. The fresh colour gives buyers another aesthetic choice while keeping the bike’s familiar specs and price range, positioning it against rivals like the Bajaj Pulsar 150 and the Yamaha FZ.

Maruti Suzuki has unveiled the full price list for its Swift, Dzire and Baleno CNG automatic variants, with the Swift starting at ₹7.92 lakh, Dzire at ₹8.53 lakh and Baleno at ₹8.32 lakh. The new prices give buyers a clearer view of the modest Rs 35‑40 k premium for automatic gearshift and expand the affordable CNG‑automatic options across three popular models.

Triumph Scrambler 400 X now comes with over Rs 11,000 of free accessories. Buyers can boost touring gear without extra cost, but should confirm availability at local dealerships.

Honda dispatched 5.17 lakh two-wheelers in August 2026, a 7.5% jump year-on-year, driven heavily by the Activa and Shine. The data shows commuter reliability still dominates Indian buying habits, even as the CB 350 niche segment doubles in size.

Honda launches the updated CB350 range in India, with the base model priced at ₹1.95 lakh. Buyers receive a new look but unchanged performance, turning the price into an aesthetic choice.

Tata Motors will launch the Aeris compact sedan on 25 September 2026, priced between ₹6 lakh and ₹10 lakh ex‑showroom. For buyers eyeing a budget‑friendly sub‑4m car, the Aeris offers a fresh design and new tech while keeping price competitive.

The 2024 Hero Destini 125 is now available for ₹75,838 and boasts a certified 59 kmpl, giving commuters a clear cost‑saving advantage. For buyers, this means lower running costs and a competitive edge over rivals in the 125cc segment.

Honda has introduced the CB350 in India with three variants, the base model priced at ₹1.95 lakh. This places it just above the Classic 350’s ₹1.87 lakh entry, tightening the price war for retro‑style 350‑cc bikes.

JSW Greentech will roll out a 55‑tonne electric tractor‑trailer in 2024. The launch gives Indian fleet operators a heavier‑haul EV option, strengthening the domestic commercial‑EV ecosystem.