In June 2025, many bikes were sold in India. People mostly bought simple and budget-friendly bikes. As usual, Hero Splendor was the most popular. Other bikes like Honda Shine, Hero HF Deluxe, Bajaj Pulsar, and TVS Apache also made it to the top 10 list.

🥇 1. Hero Splendor

• Sold: 3,31,057 bikes
• It is the most loved bike in India. Sales increased compared to last year.

🥈 2. Honda Shine

• Sold: 1,43,218 bikes
• Still very popular, but sales dropped compared to last year.

🥉 3. Hero HF Deluxe

• Sold: 1,00,878 bikes
• A simple bike that many people like. Sales grew well.

4. Bajaj Pulsar

• Sold: 88,452 bikes
• A sporty bike, but sales went down from last year.

5. TVS Apache

• Sold: 41,386 bikes
• This bike saw more buyers than before. A good choice for young riders.

6. Royal Enfield Classic 350

• Sold: 29,172 bikes
• A strong and heavy bike. Sales increased nicely.

7. TVS Raider

• Sold: 27,481 bikes
• A smart-looking bike. Sales dropped a little.

8. Honda CB Unicorn

• Sold: 26,363 bikes
• A steady and reliable bike. Sales stayed almost the same.

9. Hero Passion

• Sold: 26,249 bikes
• Big improvement! Sales doubled this year.

10. Bajaj Platina

• Sold: 25,662 bikes
• Sales dropped a lot compared to last year.

✅ Total Bikes Sold (Top 10)

8,39,368 bikes were sold in total. This is a small increase compared to June 2024.

These bikes are popular because they are affordable, easy to ride, and good for daily use. Hero, Honda, Bajaj, TVS, and Royal Enfield continue to lead the market.

2025 TVS Apache RTR 310 Launched at ₹2.39 Lakh – New Features, Sharper Response & BTO Upgrades

TVS Motor Company has launched the updated 2025 Apache RTR 310 in India, bringing a fresh look, new tech features, and fine-tuned performance to its popular street-naked bike. The starting price is ₹2.39 lakh (ex-showroom), and the new model is now available across major cities including Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi, Chennai, and Kolkata.

🔧 Same Power, Better Ride

The 2025 Apache RTR 310 continues to use the familiar 312.12 cc single-cylinder engine, producing 35.6 PS at 9,700 rpm and 28.7 Nm at 6,650 rpm – same as before.

However, TVS has recalibrated the engine to offer better throttle response in real-world riding, meaning smoother and quicker reaction during daily rides or city traffic. The engine is now OBD2B compliant, which means it can track real-time emissions data and meets the latest emission norms.

🆕 New Features in 2025 Apache RTR 310

TVS has added several cool new updates to this year’s model:

• ✅ Transparent clutch cover (first in the segment – also seen on RR 310)
• ✅ New 43 mm USD front forks now standard even on the base model
• ✅ Updated graphics and 3 new colour options for a fresh look
• ✅ Sequential turn indicators and hand guards now standard
• ✅ Second-gen digital instrument cluster with:
  • Better user interface
  • Multiple language support
  • More menu options and customisation

🛠️ Build-To-Order (BTO) Options Still Available

TVS continues to offer the Apache RTR 310 with its Build-To-Order (BTO) platform. This allows buyers to customise their motorcycle with special kits and features.

One such package is the Dynamic Pro Kit, which adds:

• 🔑 Keyless ignition system
• 🏁 Launch Control
• 🔁 Drag Torque Control (helps manage engine braking)
• 🛡️ Race-Tuned Dynamic Stability Control (RT-DSC) with:
  • Cornering ABS
  • Traction control
  • Wheelie control

The new instrument cluster also reduces the number of physical buttons by adding more controls on the screen for a cleaner setup.

🏍️ Design & Ergonomics

The bike keeps its aggressive streetfighter look, sharp body lines, and sporty riding position. It continues to offer an exciting experience for riders moving up from smaller Apache models or other 150-200cc bikes.

💰 Prices & Variants

Variant	Price (Ex-showroom)
Base Variant	₹2,39,990
Top (Non-BTO) Variant	₹2,57,000
BTO Variants	From ₹2,75,000 (varies by features chosen)

📌 Available From July 16

The updated 2025 Apache RTR 310 is available for purchase starting July 16, across major Indian cities.

✅ Verdict: What’s New in 2025 Apache RTR 310?

TVS has taken an already capable machine and made it even better with:

• Improved engine response
• Segment-first features like the transparent clutch cover
• New digital tech and styling
• Expanded BTO options for performance lovers

Whether you’re upgrading or entering the 300cc segment, the new Apache RTR 310 makes a strong case for itself with great value, features, and customisation.

New Aprilia SR 175 Launched in India at ₹1.26 Lakh

Aprilia has launched a new scooter in India called the SR 175. The price starts at ₹1.26 lakh (ex-showroom). This new scooter will replace the old SR 160. It is now stronger, has better features, and looks sporty.

New and More Powerful Engine

The new SR 175 has a bigger engine. It has a 174.7 cc single-cylinder engine. This engine makes 13.08 bhp power and 14.14 Nm torque.

This new engine is stronger than the old SR 160 engine, which had less power and less torque. The scooter still uses an automatic gearbox (CVT), which makes it easy to ride.

Better Suspension and Big Wheels

The SR 175 has big 14-inch alloy wheels, which help in giving better balance and a sporty look.

It also has telescopic front forks and a rear monoshock suspension. This makes the ride more smooth and comfortable.

New Digital Display and Features

A big change in this scooter is the new 5.5-inch colour TFT display. This screen is similar to the one used in Aprilia’s bigger bikes.

The screen can connect to your phone using Bluetooth, so you can see calls and messages. It also has a USB charging port to charge your phone and full LED lights for better brightness.

Brakes and Safety

The scooter has a 220 mm disc brake in the front and a drum brake at the back. It also has single-channel ABS, which helps you stop safely.

Design and Colours

The design of the SR 175 is almost the same as the old SR 160. It still looks sharp and sporty.

Aprilia has added new stickers and two new colour options:

• Matte Prismatic Dark
• Glossy Tech White

Who are its rivals?

The new SR 175 will compete with scooters like the Hero Xoom 160 and Yamaha Aerox 155 in India. It has more power and new features, which makes it a good choice for people who want a fast and stylish scooter.

Conclusion

The new Aprilia SR 175 is stronger, has a better screen, and comes with modern features. It is perfect for people who love sporty and powerful scooters.

💬 Do you like the new SR 175? Would you like to ride it? Tell us in the comments!

2025 Yamaha FZ-X Hybrid Launched in India at ₹1.49 Lakh

Yamaha has launched a new bike in India — the 2025 FZ-X Hybrid. It costs ₹1.49 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). This is the first time the FZ-X gets a hybrid version. The normal (non-hybrid) FZ-X is still there and costs ₹1.29 lakh.

New Hybrid System

The new FZ-X Hybrid has a Smart Motor Generator (SMG) system. This helps:

• Give extra power when you start or speed up.
• Turn off the engine when you stop to save fuel.
• Start the engine again quickly when you press the clutch.

This makes the bike smoother and uses less petrol.

New Features

The hybrid model comes in a new Matte Titan colour. The normal model is still in Dark Matte Blue and Metallic Black.

It has a new 4.2-inch color screen (TFT). You can connect it to your phone using Yamaha’s Y-Connect app.

The screen shows:

• Call and message alerts
• Your phone battery level
• Maps and directions on the screen

Engine and Performance

The bike has a 149 cc engine. It makes 12.4 PS power and 13.3 Nm torque. It has a 5-speed gearbox.

It has front telescopic forks and a rear adjustable shock for better comfort.

Design and Comfort

• The fuel tank has the Yamaha logo.
• The seat has a special design for better grip and comfort.
• It also has traction control and single-channel ABS for safety.

What Yamaha Says

The boss of Yamaha India, Itaru Otani, said:

“People loved the hybrid system in our FZ-S bike. Now, we are happy to give it in the FZ-X too. It is good for riders who want a smart and premium bike.”

Summary

The new Yamaha FZ-X Hybrid has new tech, saves more fuel, and has many smart features. It is priced at ₹1.49 lakh. This bike is a good choice for people who want a modern and comfortable ride.

5 New Electric Scooters Coming Soon – Ather, TVS, Kinetic, Yamaha & More

Electric scooters are becoming very popular in India. They are easy to use and save money on petrol. Many big companies are planning to launch new electric scooters soon, before and after Diwali.

Here are 5 new electric scooters that will launch in the next few months!

1. Suzuki e-Access

The Suzuki e-Access was shown in January 2025. Suzuki has already started making it in their Gurgaon factory.

It has a 3.07 kWh battery and can go up to 95 km on one full charge.

Main features:

• Fast charging
• Front disc brake
• 12-inch wheels
• Bright LED lights
• Color display with Bluetooth
• USB port to charge your phone
• Safety lock on side stand

2. TVS Orbiter

TVS is making a new cheap electric scooter called TVS Orbiter. It will cost less than Rs 1 lakh, so it will be more affordable.

It has a 2.2 kWh battery and can go 75–80 km on one charge. Its top speed will be around 70 km/h.

It will be cheaper than the TVS iQube.

3. Kinetic DX

Kinetic is bringing back its old scooter DX, but now as an electric scooter. It will launch before Diwali 2025.

Main features:

• Color display
• Smart features made with Jio
• Different battery options
• Fast charging

Kinetic will also launch two more electric scooters after this.

4. Yamaha RY01

Yamaha is making its first electric scooter for India called RY01. It will come at the end of 2025 or early 2026.

It is based on the River Indie scooter. It will have a 4 kWh battery and can go about 100 km on one charge.

It will be a sporty scooter and may cost around Rs 1.5 lakh.

5. Ather EL

Ather is making a new electric scooter called EL.

It will cost less than Rs 1 lakh, so more people can buy it. Ather will show this new scooter on August 30, 2025, during its Community Day event.

We will get more details closer to the launch.

Summary

Many new electric scooters are coming soon from Ather, TVS, Kinetic, Yamaha, and Suzuki.

There will be more choices for people who want to buy an electric scooter — from low-cost models to sporty options.

Hero Vida VX2 Plus: Full Ride Review & 100-0% Range Test

Hero’s electric scooter brand Vida has launched a new scooter called VX2. It comes in two types: VX2 Go and VX2 Plus. These scooters are made to be more affordable so more people can buy them.

You can buy the scooter fully or take it on a Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) plan. In this plan, you pay from ₹0.96 per km, and you don’t have to worry about battery maintenance.

Battery and Range

The VX2 Go has a 2.2 kWh battery. It can go up to 92 km on one full charge.

The VX2 Plus has a 3.4 kWh battery, and it can go up to 142 km on one charge.

Both scooters have removable batteries, so you can take them out and charge them at home. With fast charging, you can charge the battery to 80% in about 1 hour. You can also charge it in three different ways, which is helpful.

Real Range Test

In a test from 100% to 0% battery, the VX2 Plus did a great job. It can easily handle daily travel in the city. The real range is close to what the company says if you ride carefully.

Design and Comfort

The VX2 scooters look modern and nice. They have 12-inch wheels, which help make the ride smooth even on bad roads.

The seat is big enough for two adults.

When you remove the battery on the VX2 Go, you get 33.2 liters of storage space, which is good for keeping a helmet or a small bag.

Features

All VX2 scooters have:

• Turn-by-turn navigation (to help you find your way)
• Remote lock (you can stop the scooter if someone tries to steal it)
• Live tracking (you can see where your scooter is)

The VX2 Plus also has a 4.3-inch screen, smartphone connection, and software updates over the air.

Warranty and Service

All Vida scooters come with a 5-year or 50,000 km warranty. You can get service at Hero’s 500+ service centers all over India.

You can book the scooter online or at the showroom.

Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS)

If you choose the BaaS plan, you get a free battery replacement if the battery health goes below 70%. You can also use Vida’s fast charging stations.

Safety

The scooters come with many safety features:

• Emergency Stop Signal (alerts people behind when you brake hard)
• Fall Safe (turns off the scooter if it falls down)
• Alerts for towing or theft

Conclusion

The Hero Vida VX2 Plus is a good electric scooter. It gives a good range, charges fast, and has many modern features. It is also backed by Hero’s large service network, so you don’t have to worry about service or support.

If you want to buy an electric scooter for daily use, the VX2 Plus is a great option.

Tesla Opening First Showroom in India on July 15 in Mumbai

Tesla is finally coming to India! The famous American electric car company will open its first showroom in India on July 15, 2025, in Mumbai at Jio World Drive in BKC.

For the first week, only VIP guests and business people can visit. After that, from the next week, everyone can go and see the showroom.

Tesla will also open a second showroom in Delhi by the end of July 2025.

First Car: Tesla Model Y

The first Tesla car coming to India is the Model Y. It will come from Tesla’s factory in China.

People can start booking the car next week. The first deliveries will happen by the end of August 2025.

The Model Y is very popular and is the best-selling electric car in the world. That is why Tesla chose it first for India.

Price in India

In China, the Model Y price is around ₹28 lakh ($32,270). But in India, it will be more expensive because of high import taxes (about 70%).

After adding all taxes, the price in India may be even higher than in the US, where it costs around ₹40 lakh ($46,630).

Special Features of Model Y

The Tesla Model Y is a mid-size electric SUV. It has many good features like:

• Heated and cool seats
• Back seats that can move back for comfort
• Automatic open/close boot
• Big 15.4-inch touchscreen in the front
• Small 8-inch screen for back passengers
• Blind spot warning system
• Software updates that come directly over the air

The car can also charge very fast. It can get up to 293 km range in just 15 minutes if charged with Tesla’s special chargers.

Charging in India

In the US, Tesla has more than 70,000 special chargers (called Superchargers). But in India, there is no such network yet.

Tesla plans to build these chargers slowly, step by step, in India.

Big Step for India

India is now the third largest car market in the world, after China and the US. Tesla coming to India is a big and important step.

Conclusion

Tesla’s first showroom in India will open on July 15, 2025, in Mumbai. The first car, Model Y, will soon be available to book and buy.

This is big news for electric car fans in India!

New KTM 390 Adventure X & Enduro R Launched — Price Starts ₹3.03 Lakh

KTM India has launched two new bikes: 390 Adventure X and 390 Adventure Enduro R. One is good for long rides on roads, and the other is great for off-road riding.

💰 Price

• 390 Adventure X: ₹3,03,125
• 390 Enduro R: ₹3,53,825

(All prices ex-showroom)

🏍️ 390 Adventure X — More Features

The new Adventure X now has more features:

• Cruise control (keeps the bike at a steady speed)
• Three ride modes: Street, Rain, Off-road
• Cornering ABS (safe braking even while turning)
• Traction control (helps on slippery roads)

This bike is now better for city roads and long highway trips.

🏔️ 390 Enduro R — Made for Off-Road

The Enduro R is built for dirt roads and tough trails.

• Has better suspension for jumps and bumps
• Higher ground clearance to go over rocks easily
• Inspired by KTM’s race bikes

⚙️ Engine & Frame

Both bikes have the same engine:

• 373 cc, single-cylinder
• 45.3 bhp power
• 39 Nm torque
• 6-speed gearbox

They also use a strong steel frame, good for both on-road and off-road.

🔧 Suspension

• The Enduro R has 230 mm suspension travel and 273 mm ground clearance. This is more than the normal version sold in India.
• The regular Indian model has 205 mm suspension travel and less clearance.
• Enduro R is ₹17,000 costlier than the regular one but is much better for off-road.

🖥️ Other Features

• 4.1-inch color screen
• Bluetooth for navigation, music, and apps

✅ Summary

The new 390 Adventure X now has more safety and tech features. The Enduro R is perfect for people who love riding off-road.

KTM now gives riders more options for city, highway, and adventure rides.

New Kinetic Electric Scooter Seen Testing in India — Full Details

A new Kinetic electric scooter has been seen testing in India for the first time. This new scooter is expected to launch around the festival season this year.

The new scooter is made by Kinetic Watts & Volts, which is the electric vehicle (EV) company of Kinetic Group. Its design looks like the old and popular Kinetic Honda DX scooter that many people loved.

🚦 Old Look, New Features

The new Kinetic scooter has an old-school shape like the old DX scooter. But it also has new and modern features, such as:

• A rectangular LED headlight
• A digital screen for speed and info
• New sharp side mirrors

The scooter looks clean and simple, and it will be a budget-friendly scooter for daily use.

🔧 Parts and Design

Some other things we saw on the scooter:

• Three-spoke wheels
• Telescopic front fork (for better ride)
• Two shock absorbers at the back
• Flat floorboard for easy foot space
• 12-inch wheels with special EV tyres from MRF
• Front disc brake and rear drum brake

⚡ Battery and Motor

The scooter will have a hub motor at the back wheel, and the battery will be under the floorboard.

The range (how far it can go on one charge) is expected to be around 100 km.

🏷️ Variants (Different Versions)

Kinetic has planned four versions of this scooter:

• EX
• ZX
• DX
• DX+

The top version will have more features, and the lower versions will be simpler and cheaper.

🏁 Rivals

When it comes out, this scooter will compete with:

• Bajaj Chetak
• TVS iQube

✅ Summary

The new Kinetic electric scooter looks like the old DX scooter but has modern features and runs on electricity.

It is expected to launch around the festival time this year and will be a good choice for people who want a simple, stylish, and affordable electric scooter.

Triumph Scrambler 400 XC Tubeless Spoke Wheels Price — ₹71,751

Triumph India launched the new Scrambler 400 XC a few months ago. This bike is the most expensive Triumph model made in India. It costs ₹2.94 lakh (ex-showroom).

The special thing about this bike is that it comes with spoke wheels and tubeless tyres. These wheels are strong and good for bad roads or off-road riding.

💰 How Much Do These Wheels Cost?

Triumph has now told the price of these spoke wheels if you want to buy them separately.

• Front wheel: ₹34,876
• Rear wheel: ₹36,875
• Total price: ₹71,751

These wheels are imported, so they are very costly.

🔧 Can You Add These Wheels to Regular Scrambler 400 X?

Yes, you can put these spoke wheels on the normal Scrambler 400 X. You don’t need to change anything on the bike.

But there is no warranty on the spokes, even if you install them at Triumph’s service center. The company only gives a warranty for manufacturing defects on the wheel rim.

These spoke wheels are also 1.1 kg heavier than the normal alloy wheels.

💡 Why XC Is a Better Deal

The Scrambler 400 XC costs ₹27,000 more than the regular Scrambler 400 X. But if you buy the wheels alone, they cost ₹71,751. So, it is a better deal to buy the XC directly if you want these spoke wheels.

🏍️ Other Bikes with Spoke Wheels

Some other bikes in India also have spoke wheels with tubeless tyres, like:

• Royal Enfield Himalayan 450
• Royal Enfield Classic 350 Goan Classic
• KTM 390 Adventure

⭐ Conclusion

The new spoke wheels make the Scrambler 400 XC strong and ready for rough roads. They also make the bike look cool and tough.

If you want these wheels, it is better to buy the XC model directly instead of buying them later because it will save money.

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