Upcoming Bike Launches in India : The Gala time will come this November 2025 for the magnificent and powerful bikes entering the Indian motorcycle segment. From sports bikes to touring, almost everything, even stylish commuters, will have their lovers gasping in joy after these launches. November 2025 will see four of the most-awaited motorcycles finally hit the roads of India. So, let’s check them out.
KTM Duke 490
That is what might keep KTM fans waiting for the Duke 490. It will be built around the terribly slow 490cc parallel twin engine, which produces an output of 55 bhp and a torque of 45 Nm. Also, it will have advanced and very aggressive styling cues such as full-LED lighting, a TFT display, and ride modes. The Duke 490 will be much lighter, better balanced, and more dynamic in riding, as the Duke 490 is expected to be priced at around ₹4.2 lakh (ex-showroom), going up against the likes of the Kawasaki Z400 and Triumph Speed 400.
Royal Enfield Classic 650
Royal Enfield has a new version of its evergreen Classic model under its wings. Classic 650 will share its powertrain with Interceptor 650; it will derive power from a 648cc engine built to be a refined, smooth power. Old-school retro styling will blend with modern features such as dual-channel ABS, slipper clutch, and digital-analog console. Ideally, the Classic 650 would accompany heavy-highway performance rich in old-school charm. Estimated Price- Between ₹3.2 to ₹3.5 lakh.
Yamaha MT-03
Yamaha has been salting and seasoning to launch the flagship model-MT-03-in the international market in India. The motorcycle comes along with a 321cc twin cylinder engine producing about 42 snort of power and 29.6 Nm torque. Aggressively by nature was well complemented by muscular yet contemporary styling decked with LED projector headlamps and sharply defined tank shrouds. Super-light construction ensures agility both in and out when on highways. Expect the price to hover around ₹4.5 lakh (ex-showroom).
Bajaj Pulsar NS400
Bajaj is coming with its strongest motorcycle to date, the Pulsar NS400. This bike will be powered by a 373cc liquid-cooled engine, which will produce close to 40 PS of power and a torque of 35 Nm. It will show the TT display, Bluetooth connectivity, traction control, and riding modes with an aggressive street-naked appearance. This motorcycle would definitely create a strong competitor in the ₹2.2 to ₹2.4 lakh price tag, which can tow quite a few performance offerings.
Blissful, indeed, for the Indian bike market in November 2025. ‘KTM Duke 490’ will impress in performance and agility; ‘Royal Enfield Classic 650’ is designed to salute retro lovers; all set for the fast and the furious is the ‘Yamaha MT-03’, whereas the buzz on the ‘Bajaj Pulsar NS400’ will make discussions among the youth. If anything strange yet powerful comes into sight for that next bike, these four launches definitely seem to be the tempting option.