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Yamaha Motor India posted domestic sales of 60,413 units in August 2025, marking a slight 0.30% year-on-year growth from 60,231 units sold in August 2024. On a month-on-month basis, the brand achieved a strong 19.95% increase, rising from 50,365 units in July 2025. Scooter and motorcycle segments showed varied trends, with some models gaining momentum […]

In the quarter-litre segment, Honda first introduced its e-clutch system with the Rebel 250. Now, this technology extends to its scrambler sibling, the CL250, offered in a new variant called the CL250 E-Clutch. This model will launch in Japan on 24th October 2025. Honda CL250 E-Clutch Launch – Key features Honda’s e-clutch system makes riding

If you ride a motorcycle with a constant-ratio sequential gearbox, overtaking is effortless—just downshift and accelerate past traffic. However, scooters with CVT gearboxes behave differently. Since CVTs rely on infinite ratios, you must wait for the system to adjust before power delivery increases. The 2026 Yamaha NMax 155 Tech Max aims to solve this problem

Bajaj Auto Limited’s two-wheeler sales in India have slowed down noticeably. Domestic sales dropped to 1,30,077 units in July 2025, down 15.96% from 1,54,771 units sold in July 2024, marking a volume decline of 24,694 units. Month-on-month sales also fell from 1,39,964 units in June 2025. In July, Bajaj added the 2025 Pulsar NS400Z UG

India Yamaha Motor Pvt Ltd has had a productive year in 2025. The company updated its main offerings, including MT-15, R15, Fascino, Ray-ZR, FZ, and FZ-X. Yamaha reduced prices by up to Rs 18,000 to pass on the GST 2.0 benefits. While these updates strengthen the portfolio, Yamaha hasn’t launched a new motorcycle since the

India’s automotive market has witnessed Bajaj Auto’s impressive growth in electric scooters, with the Chetak 35 Series and 30 Series placing the company among the key players in the electric two-wheeler industry. Now, Bajaj aims to expand its presence with a Next-Gen model. Spy shots of the Next-Gen Bajaj Chetak have surfaced, credited to automotive

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has officially launched the all-new 2025 CB650R and CBR650R, marking them as the first motorcycles in India to feature the innovative E-Clutch technology. Consequently, this advancement blends the excitement of manual riding with the convenience of automatic clutch control, thereby elevating the entire riding experience for all riders Pricing