1 Suzuki e-Access  

Suzuki is making its entry into the electric vehicle market with the introduction of the e-Access, an all-electric variant of its well-known Access scooter. Scheduled for launch in mid-April, the e-Access features a 4.1 kW motor paired with a 3.07 kWh LFP battery, providing 15 Nm of torque and a range of 95 km on a single charge. With official bookings anticipated to commence shortly, this model is likely to attract urban riders seeking a dependable electric option from a well-established brand.

2 Bajaj Chetak 3503  

Bajaj is broadening its electric scooter lineup with the Chetak 3503, the newest and most budget-friendly member of the 35 Series. Although it may not include some of the premium features available in higher-end models, it is projected to offer comparable performance. Equipped with a 3.5 kW battery, it boasts an ARAI-certified range exceeding 150 km, making it a sensible choice for everyday commuting.

3 Kawasaki Z900  

Kawasaki is preparing to unveil the updated Z900 this month. Following the discontinuation of the previous model, which was offered at significant discounts, the Japanese manufacturer is set to introduce the refreshed version that was revealed globally in late 2024. The new Z900 will be powered by the well-known 948cc inline four-cylinder engine, producing 122 bhp and 97.4 Nm of torque. With its revamped design and enhanced technology, it remains a formidable competitor in the litre-class naked motorcycle segment.

4. KTM 390 SMC R  

This month marks the launch of the KTM 390 SMC R, which is the first supermoto-style motorcycle in India with an engine capacity under 500cc. Utilizing the same engine and chassis as the Enduro R, the SMC R replaces off-road components with 17-inch wheels designed for road use, making it an ideal choice for enjoyable city rides and occasional track days. Riders can anticipate agile handling and KTM's signature bold design in this pioneering model within its category.

5. Karizma XMR 250  

Following a tepid reception for the Karizma XMR 210, Hero MotoCorp has recently unveiled the more powerful Karizma XMR 250. Initially presented at EICMA 2024, this new model is built on the updated Xtreme 250R platform and competes with the Suzuki Gixxer SF250 and KTM RC 200. With its more aggressive styling and enhanced engine performance, it seeks to rekindle enthusiasm for Hero's premium sportbike lineup.

6. KTM 390 Enduro R  

KTM is preparing to launch the 390 Enduro R, which will be its first entry into the endurance motorcycle market in India. Recently teased on social media, this off-road-capable bike is designed to handle challenging terrains at higher speeds. It shares its base with the 390 Adventure and is equipped with a 399cc, liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine that delivers 45.3 bhp and 39 Nm of torque, coupled with a six-speed transmission. Featuring long-travel suspension and components tailored for off-road use, it represents a unique offering for dedicated trail enthusiasts.