Top 10 Upcoming Bikes in India from EICMA 2025

EICMA 2025 turned up the heat with a fresh wave of motorcycles that had enthusiasts buzzing from the moment the covers came off. Brands from around the world showcased everything from modern retro twins to sharp-edged adventure machines and future-ready electrics. The best part for Indian riders is that many of these global unveilings are expected to arrive in India soon. Here’s a closer look at the most exciting upcoming bikes in India from EICMA 2025.

1. Hero XPulse 210 Dakar Edition

Hero also previewed the XPulse 210 Dakar Edition, a more hardcore take on the popular XPulse platform. The Dakar variant features higher suspension travel, improved ground clearance, and design cues that mirror rally bikes. Positioned as a limited-edition release for India, this XPulse aims at riders who want an affordable entry point into adventure and trail riding. With its upgrades, it looks set to be one of the most capable off-road options in its class.
• Expected India Launch: Not publicly announced
• Estimated Price: Not yet available

2. Hero Hunk 440 SX

Hero MotoCorp used EICMA 2025 to highlight the Hunk 440 SX, a rugged scrambler-style motorcycle based on the Mavrick/X440 platform. The SX variant features chunkier tyres, a more muscular stance, and upgrades aimed at mild off-roading. It reflects Hero’s push into lifestyle and terrain-friendly machines that suit India’s diverse roads. With shared components and local production, the Hunk 440 SX is a strong candidate for Hero’s mass-market lineup soon.
• Expected India Launch: Not publicly announced
• Estimated Price: Not yet available

3. Royal Enfield Bullet 650

A modern take on a 93-year heritage, the Royal Enfield Bullet 650 stood out as one of the most talked-about India-bound releases at EICMA 2025. It brings the familiar Bullet silhouette but swaps the old single-cylinder powerplant for a 648cc parallel-twin that delivers stronger performance and smoother refinement. With its classic lines, modern mechanicals, and a price expected to stay competitive, the Bullet 650 is likely to become a key player in India’s mid-capacity retro segment once it launches.
• Expected India Launch: Early 2026
• Estimated Price: ₹ 3 - 4 lakh (ex-showroom)

4. BMW F 450 GS

BMW’s F 450 GS made waves as an adventure bike designed for riders who want true off-road capability without the bulk of larger GS models. Powered by an all-new compact parallel-twin, the bike promises a strong balance of torque, handling, and long-distance comfort. With the mid-size ADV segment booming in India, BMW is expected to bring the F 450 GS to the country, giving enthusiasts a lighter, more approachable alternative to the 750 and 850 GS series.
• Expected India Launch: Early 2026
• Estimated Price: ₹ 4 - 5 lakh (ex-showroom)

5. Royal Enfield Flying Flea FF.S6

Royal Enfield also surprised everyone with the Flying Flea FF.S6, its scrambler-inspired electric motorcycle built for everyday city use with a hint of weekend adventure. The design stays true to the Flea’s rugged DNA but adapts it to an EV format that’s light, nimble, and practical. As one of the few electric motorcycles from EICMA confirmed for a future India launch, the FF.S6 could attract urban riders who want something stylish, compact, and easy to live with.
• Expected India Launch: Not officially announced (likely 2026)
• Estimated Price: Not yet available

6. Norton Atlas

The Norton Atlas made a strong comeback at EICMA 2025 with its clean British styling and modern twin-cylinder platform. It carries a muscular stance, wide handlebars, and a minimalist retro look that feels refined without trying too hard. The chassis setup focuses on balanced, neutral handling, making the Atlas suitable for both relaxed cruising and spirited weekend rides. With premium components and Norton’s renewed focus on quality, the Atlas is shaping up to be an appealing choice for riders who want an everyday roadster with classic character and modern reliability.
• Expected India Launch: 2026 (expected)
• Estimated Price: To be announced

7. Norton Manx

The Norton Manx was one of the most nostalgic yet modern machines unveiled at EICMA 2025. Inspired by the legendary Isle of Man TT racers, the Manx brings sharper lines, a more focused riding triangle, and a sportier presence compared to the Atlas. It uses the same twin-cylinder foundation but tunes the geometry and ergonomics for a more dynamic, performance-oriented feel. With its racing heritage, premium fit-and-finish, and unmistakable retro-racer aesthetic, the Manx is likely to attract enthusiasts who want something distinctive, fast, and full of personality.
• Expected India Launch: 2026 (likely)
• Estimated Price: Yet to be revealed

8. Honda WN7

Honda took the wraps off the WN7, a lightweight urban commuter that bridges the gap between basic 125cc commuters and Honda’s more premium 300cc offerings. The WN7 combines sharp styling with an efficient engine and an easy-to-ride nature that suits both new and experienced riders. Reports hint that Honda is preparing an India launch, where the WN7 could carve out space in the crowded 150–180cc category as a refined, practical everyday motorcycle.
• Expected India Launch: 2026 (global rollout early 2026)
• Estimated Price: Around ₹ 4 - 5 lakh

9. 2026 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R

Kawasaki showcased the next-generation Ninja ZX-10R for 2026, improving everything from aerodynamics to electronics while keeping its superbike aggression intact. The updated model features sharper bodywork, revised power delivery, and upgraded track-focused aids that draw from Kawasaki’s WorldSBK experience. Given Kawasaki’s history of launching litre-class bikes in India with minimal delay, the 2026 ZX-10R is almost guaranteed to arrive as the brand’s flagship machine for performance enthusiasts and track-day riders.
• Expected India Launch: Not confirmed (likely 2026)
• Estimated Price: Not publicly disclosed

10. Kawasaki KLE 500

The return of the KLE 500 nameplate was another standout moment at EICMA 2025. The new KLE 500 is designed as a middleweight adventure-tourer that strikes a sweet spot between accessibility and long-distance comfort. With manageable weight, upright ergonomics, and a versatile engine, it’s built for both highway cruising and mild trails. If Kawasaki positions it well for the Indian market, the KLE 500 could become a strong contender in the fast-growing mid-capacity ADV space.
• Expected India Launch: Likely 2026
• Estimated Price: Around ₹ 6 - 7 lakh (ex-showroom)

EICMA 2025 delivered one of the strongest lineups in recent years, and Indian riders have a lot to look forward to. From Royal Enfield’s expanding 650cc platform to Honda’s fresh commuter, and from Kawasaki’s updated superbikes to Norton’s premium retro twins, the variety headed to India is wider than ever. Whether someone wants a highway tourer, a lightweight city machine, or a full-fledged ADV, the upcoming launches promise something for every kind of rider. With several models expected to arrive over the next year, 2025–26 is shaping up to be an exciting period for India’s motorcycle market.