Weekly Bike Wrap-up: New Launches From Kawasaki, TVS, Bajaj, and More

For bike enthusiasts, this past week was fantastic! Numerous new models have been launched, ranging from sporty electric bikes to affordable commuters. While Kawasaki upgraded its well-liked Versys 650, Bajaj launched a more reasonably priced version of the Chetak electric scooter. Even an early look at TVS's awesome new Supermoto concept is available. Let's quickly review all of the brand-new two-wheelers that were launched this week!

2025 Bajaj Chetak 3503 Launched 

 
Bajaj recently launched the Chetak 3503, their most economical Chetak electric scooter. At Rs 1.10 lakh, it is over Rs 20,000 less expensive than the 3501 model. The scooter comes in four eye-catching colours: Matt Grey, Brooklyn Black, Cyber White, and Indigo Blue.

Like the previous versions in the 35 series, the 2025 Chetak 3503 is powered by a 3.5 kWh battery. In contrast to the other versions, the highest speed is lower at 63 kmph. Additionally, the stated riding range is somewhat greater at 155 km when fully charged. It features a colour LCD display and Bluetooth connectivity. Additionally, unlike higher variants, it does not have sequential turn indicators.

Kawasaki Versys 650 Launched

The updated Kawasaki Versys 650 launched at Rs. 7.93 lakh with a price hike of Rs. 16,000. As an update, it now comes in only a single colour option, which is Metallic Matte Graphene Steel Gray. Additionally, there are some green touches on the fuel tank, alloy wheels, and fairing.

Mechanically, the motorbike still has the same 649cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine.  Additionally, it includes a 4.3-inch TFT display with smartphone connectivity. And for safety, it has traction control and dual-channel ABS. 

TVS Sport New Variant Launched

TVS Sport new variant, ES Plus, was launched at Rs 60,881 (ex-showroom), which is Rs 1,000 higher than the base ES model. The TVS Sport ES Plus comes with new graphics on the fuel tank, colour options and features like a USB charging port.  

Mechanically, there are no changes in the bike. It comes with a 109.7 cc engine that generates 6.03 kW of power and a torque output of 8.7 Nm. 

Hero HF 100 Launched

Hero MotoCorp updated its most budget-friendly commuter motorcycle, HF 100. The price of the bike is Rs. 60,118 (ex-showroom), with a hike of Rs 1,100. There are no major changes in its design. However, there are a few changes in the engine to make it compliant with the emission norms.

Now, it has a BS6 Phase 2 OBD2B engine, which makes it environmentally friendly. In terms of displacement, it has a 97.2cc single-cylinder engine, which produces 7.9 bhp of peak power and 8.05 Nm of torque. 

TVS Apache RTS X Supermoto Design Patent

TVS Motor is going to enter the Supermoto bike segment with its upcoming Apache RTS X concept model. Recently, the brand has patented its design in India. Its upright handlebars and pointy front make it resemble a bike from a science fiction film or video game. Its big fuel tank also has sturdy tank shrouds on the sides.

With a red start button on the tank, the concept bike has a keyless system. It also has a digital screen that shows all of the riding data.

Odysse Evoqis Launched

A  new electric sports bike, Odysse Evoqis Lite, was launched at Rs 1.18 lakh (ex-showroom). It offers a range of 90 km on a single charge, and it can hit a top speed of 75 kmph. It is available in five bright colours, including Cobalt Blue, Fire Red, and Lime Green.

There are a lot of advanced features in the Evoqis Lite. Among its features are an anti-theft lock, several riding modes, and keyless starting. Additionally, it has a motor cut-off button for added security. 

Before you go, check out the Top 5 Motorcycles Under 2 Lakhs With TFT Display in India.

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