Yamaha’s Tenere 700 will hit Indian roads on Oct‑26, priced at ₹13.5 Lakh. The 700‑cc powerhouse lands in a segment that until now has been sparsely populated with off‑road capable machines priced above ₹13 Lakh, giving buyers a credible alternative to the older Tenere 600 and the pricey KTM 790 Adventure.
CF Moto’s 450SR will arrive around Oct‑10, slotted between the entry‑level NS125 and the premium 700‑cc bikes, and will be priced at roughly ₹2.25 Lakh. With a 450‑cc engine that delivers a mid‑range torque, the model is aimed at riders who want a sportier stance without breaking the bank.
BMW’s new F 450 RBMW streetfighter, debuting Oct‑1, will be built at TVS’s Hosur plant and will carry a 420‑cc parallel‑twin that churns out 47 hp and 43 Nm. The bike is positioned as a road‑oriented sibling to the F 450 GS, and its price is expected to hover around ₹12 Lakh, putting it in the sub‑₹15 Lakh premium naked segment.
Meanwhile, Triumph’s Bonneville 400 will debut in India with a dedicated chassis, a 349‑cc engine tuned to the Speed T4’s character, and a swingarm that gives it a unique feel. The model will sit in the mid‑range heritage niche, where buyers are looking for a blend of classic styling and modern performance.
Other arrivals include Honda’s Rebel 500, expected to bring a 471‑cc parallel‑twin and optional E‑Clutch, and the Norton Atlas, a 585‑cc twin that offers 69 hp, adjustable KYB suspension, and a 7.2‑inch TFT. These bikes round out October’s lineup, ensuring that from sub‑₹2.5 Lakh to over ₹13 Lakh buyers will find something tailored to their riding style.