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Indian Motorcycle reveals prices for 2025 Chief, Challenger and other cruisers: Details

American cruiser brand, Indian Motorcycle has revealed the pricing details for its lineup in the Indian market. Although most of its models are offered here through a custom-order system, the manufacturer has disclosed only the entry-level prices for each range. These include the 2025 versions of the Chief, Chieftain, Challenger, Pursuit, and the top-of-the-line Roadmaster series. These prices apply to all Indian Motorcycle models currently offered in the Indian market and the brand operates showrooms in only six Indian cities - Chandigarh, New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Kochi. Interested customers can visit their nearest dealership for model-specific pricing, availability, and waiting periods. VinFast VF7, VF6 Review: Good for India or not?| TOI Auto The Chief range comprises six variants namely, Chief Dark Horse , Chief Bobber Dark Horse, Sport Chief, Sport Chief RT, Super Chief Dark Horse, and Super Chief Limited. All are powered by a 1,890cc air-cooled V-twin engine pushing 156Nm at 3,000rpm but differ in design and components. Above the Chief, the Challenger range begins at Rs 36.12 lakh. It includes four main variants, Challenger Limited, Challenger Dark Horse, and two versions equipped with the 112 Pack. Base models come with a 1,768cc liquid-cooled V-twin producing 178Nm at 3,800rpm. The 112 Pack versions upgrade to a 1,834cc engine with 181.4Nm of torque. The limited-run Challenger Elite uses the same larger engine and adds unique styling and features. Next comes the Chieftain line starts at Rs 37.11 lakh (ex-showroom) and is offered in four variants. The Chieftain Dark Horse and Chieftain Limited use the 1,890cc air-cooled motor producing 171Nm at 3,000rpm. The Powerplus Limited and Powerplus Dark Horse variants get the 1,834cc liquid-cooled engine, producing 181.4Nm at 3,800rpm. The Springfield range follows, priced from Rs 41.96 lakh (ex-showroom). Available in standard and Dark Horse variants, both use the 1,890cc air-cooled V-twin, outputting 156Nm at 3,000rpm. Next is the Pursuit range, starting at Rs 43.19 lakh, available in four variants. Regular versions feature the 1,768cc liquid-cooled engine with 178Nm at 3,800rpm, while the 112 Pack versions use the 1,834cc engine with 181.4Nm. The Pursuit Elite adds a hand-painted finish and enhanced equipment. Topping the lineup is the Roadmaster, priced at Rs 48.49 lakh. It comes in four variants namely, standard, Limited, Dark Horse, and Elite—all powered by the 1,890cc air-cooled V-twin producing 156Nm at 3,000rpm. Discover everything about the automotive world at Times of India .