This Week's Top Bike News: Yamaha Aerox S, Aprilia 660 Trio And RSV4 Factory, Triumph Tiger 900 Range Launched And More

The Indian two-wheeler industry witnessed a thrilling week that uncovered the latest spy shots, new premium bike launches and price revisions, as well as insights on upcoming bikes and scooters, and more! If you missed out on the excitement, here's a quick recap of this week's news:

Bike Launches

Yamaha Motor India launched the new and more premium Aerox S variant at Rs 1,50,600, a small premium of Rs 3,300 over the standard variant. The Aerox S comes in two colours: Silver and Racing Blue.

Aprilia India launched the 660 trio along with the RSV4 Factory. The Aprilia RSV4 Factory, Aprilia RS 660 and Aprilia Tuono 660 are being relaunched in India, while the Aprilia Tuareg 660 is making its debut in the country as the only adventure bike in the Italian manufacturer’s lineup.

Aprilia India also announced bollywood actor John Abraham as their brand ambassador. The Italian manufacturer has also released the official accessory list for the RS 457. Some of its accessories may be made in Italy and then imported to India, because of which their prices are quite high.

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The 2024 Triumph Tiger 900 range has been launched in India. The 2024 Tiger 900 GT is now priced at Rs 13,95,000 and the Tiger 900 Rally Pro costs Rs 15,95,000 (both ex-showroom Delhi). Triumph Motorcycles India now offers both bikes with increased power and torque, new colour options, Bluetooth connectivity as standard, better features, and more!

Suzuki India has launched the 25th Anniversary Celebration Edition of the Hayabusa in India as a tribute to the 25-year legacy of the iconic bike. The Hayabusa 25th Anniversary Celebration Edition is available in a black and orange paint scheme with V-shaped decals. It features special 25th anniversary badging all around, gold anodized parts and more. The special edition Hayabusa is priced at Rs 80,000 more than the standard Hayabusa at Rs 17,70,000 (ex-showroom Delhi).

Hero News

Hero MotoCorp has filed a trademark application for the Mavrick 440 Scrambler. This hints that the Jaipur-based manufacturer is now working on a 440cc Scrambler, which is likely to be based on the Mavrick 440 roadster but will come with