The NPF 125 is a sporty-looking scooter with an aggressive stance comprising angular design lines all over. The front apron houses a split-type LED headlamp with the turn indicato ...

Harley-Davidson has revealed two new and six refreshed motorcycles for its 2025 model lineup, which include the new Street ...

The vehicle has a aggressive front fascia with dual headlamps as well as a new aggressive body design. Some of the other changes would be ...

For the longest time, most scooters on sale in our nation haven’t breached the 125cc displacement ballpark, save for a few ...

The Activa e: and QC1 will cost Rs. 1,17,000 and Rs. 90,000 (ex-showroom) respectively. Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has announced the introductory prices of the Activa e: and QC1 ...

The Xoom 125 becomes the first scooter to go on sale in India to get sequential turn indicators, similiar to some high-end luxury cars. Bookings begin in February and deliveries in March.

The Japanese company had previously introduced the e-Burgman electric scooter in 2023 and even tested it on Indian roads. However, it seems that the e-Burgman might not be their initial EV launch ...

Activa vs Destini: The 125cc scooter segment has decent power from the engine, comfortable seating, and is equipped with a few convenience features. This segment has multiple options for the buyers.

Ranjivjit Singh, Chief Business Officer – India Business Unit, Hero MotoCorp, in a company statement, said, "The new Hero Destini 125 combines convenience and advanced technology to redefine the 125cc ...

At 59 km/l, it is among the most efficient scooters on sale in India. With top-spec ZX+ trim, Hero has also added turn-by-turn navigation, which is a welcome feature. A 125cc i3S-equipped engine ...

After testing dozens of scooters for more than five years, ranging from models that cost less than $200 to ones that cost more than $1,500, I think the best electric scooter is the NIU KQi Air.It ...

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