Here’s The Hottest Buzz From The Two-wheeler Industry This Week

Every weekend is an opportunity to do more and have fun, but how can you do that without knowing everything that happened during the week? So here we have a wrapup of all the hottest bikes and scooters news from this week.

Launches

BMW has launched its updated flagship supersport, S 1000 RR, in India and the Bavarian beast is more powerful and feature-packed than ever before. That's not it, it also gets slight design changes, and you can find out all the details here.

Ducati has unleashed its most extreme - and gorgeous looking - motorcycle, Desert X, in India. This hardcore machine is powered by Ducati’s 937cc L-Twin heart and flaunts a rather interesting price tag.

Nashik-based Revamp Moto has launched its modular e-scooter, the RM Buddie 25, in India at a rather attractive price tag. 

TVS Apache RR 310 Asphalt 8: Airborne

Now you can race the TVS Apache RR 310 in the Asphalt 8: Airborne video game from the comfort of your home. The RR 310 is the first Indian bike to enter a global video game.

Exclusive Yamaha Interview

In an exclusive interview with Eishin Chihana, Yamaha India’s chairman, has revealed a lot of interesting information regarding EV plans, the rebirth of the RX100 and an ADV in the works. Check all the details here.

Royal Enfield Scram 650 Spied

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The Royal Enfield Scram 650 was spied yet again, but these are the clearest images of the 650cc bike yet. The test mule also features an interesting bracket on the sides, read more about it here.

EV News 

Ola Electric has offered more discounts on its S1 and S1 Pro e-scooters. Head here to check out the limited-period prices.

Pure EV has unveiled its second electric motorcycle, EcoDryft. This e-commuter claims 130km of range and flaunts a decent features.

Hop Electric has commenced the deliveries of Oxo electric motorcycle, which has received 10,000 bookings just three months after launch. 

Tork Motors has increased the prices of its electric motorcycle, Kratos. Here’s how much it will cost starting January 1, 2023.