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Hindustan Times
a day ago
- Automotive
- Hindustan Times
Indian Motorcycle announces prices of MY25 bikes. Here's what's on offer
The Roadmaster PowerPlus Dark Horse is the flagship motorcycle for the brand. It is priced at ₹48.49 lakh ex-showroom. Check Offers Indian Motorcycle, renowned as America's first motorcycle company, has officially revealed the prices for its 2025 heavyweight range in India. The updated lineup includes some of the most iconic cruisers and touring motorcycles in the brand's portfolio—namely the Chief, Chieftain, Challenger, Pursuit, and Roadmaster. Each model in the 2025 lineup exemplifies Indian Motorcycle's commitment to craftsmanship, engineering excellence, and road-dominating presence. From stripped-back cruisers to long-distance touring machines, the brand continues to cater to riders who seek power, prestige, and a truly American riding experience. The most affordable motorcycle that Indian Motorcycle sells is the Chief, which starts at ₹ 23.52 lakh ex-showroom. The 2025 pricing structure starts with the Chief line-up at ₹ 23.52 lakh, followed by the Indian Springfield at ₹ 41.96 lakh. For performance and touring enthusiasts, the Challenger series is priced at ₹ 36.12 lakh, while the Chieftain range starts from ₹ 37.11 lakh. Those looking for luxury long-haul comfort can explore the Pursuit series beginning at ₹ 43.19 lakh, with the flagship Roadmaster series topping the list at ₹ 48.49 lakh. All prices ex-showroom, India. Also Read : Ducati Desmo450 MX bike unveiled globally, is brand's first motocross bike Speaking on the announcement, Mr. Lalit Sharma, Managing Director, Polaris India Pvt. Ltd., stated, 'Our heavyweight motorcycles have always stood for power, prestige and the spirit of the open road. With the Model Year 2025 lineup, we continue to offer riders world-class machines that deliver premium experiences across every mile. We invite motorcycle enthusiasts to visit our showrooms and discover these legendary models." Indian Motorcycle also offers an extensive range of genuine accessories, enabling riders to personalize their machines to match their individual style and touring needs. So, every customer can make their motorcycle customized according to their taste. Also Read : MY2025 Harley-Davidson bikes launched in India. Here's what each model costs While the current announcement focuses on the heavyweight range, pricing for the popular Scout series is expected to be revealed soon. Enthusiasts and prospective buyers are encouraged to connect with their nearest Indian Motorcycle dealership for more information on availability, customization options, and test rides. Authorised dealerships of Indian Motorcycle are available in India at Chandigarh, New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai and Kochi. Check out Upcoming Bikes In India. First Published Date: 26 Jun 2025, 12:52 PM IST
Yahoo
20-02-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
What Legacy Car Name Would You Hate To See Revived On A Crossover?
All of the most culturally venerated cars can be recognized by their name alone. Virtually every American knows what a Corvette looks like and what a Beetle looks like, but as car companies push for higher and higher profits, some of these once-great model names are going from cool and iconic to watered-down, boring crossovers. Nissan did it with the Pathfinder, Chevrolet with the Blazer, Mitsubishi with the Eclipse Cross, Ford with the Mustang Mach-E, and most recently Acura announced the revival of the RSX in the form of, you guessed it, a crossover. Is nothing sacred anymore? That's what we want to hear from you: which legacy car name would you hate to see revived as a dull family crossover? Crossovers are great options for most average car buyers. They offer an elevated seating position, spacious interior, and the security of all-wheel drive, but they aren't usually as dynamic to drive as sedans or wagons, they blend in with traffic and they're just kind of boring. The original Nissan Pathfinder and Chevy Blazer were both tough and capable body-on-frame SUVs that got reincarnated as tame and polite crossovers. The Ford Mustang and Mitsubishi Eclipse were once great names that exclusively denoted powerful two-door performance vehicles, but now both names are used for family hauling crossovers. I think it would be especially tragic to see Buick revive the Roadmaster as a crossover. My answer comes from an irrational affinity for the '90s Buick Roadmaster and its gigantic size, uncompromising comfort, and, of course, the fact that it was a station wagon with an available V8. It was a last bastion of the American family wagon, and it was a hulking slab of body-on-frame Detroit iron that truly deserved the title of Roadmaster. I shudder to envision a world where the Roadmaster, the master or roads, is a boring old crossover like everything else on the road. What about you? What model would you absolutely hate to see revived or redesigned as yet another boring old crossover? Read more: Read the original article on Jalopnik.
