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India’s 160cc arena ignites as Bajaj Pulsar N160 battles TVS Apache RTR 160 4V—muscle-bound commuters clashing for young guns craving torque, tech, and track-ready thrills. Both street-nakeds pack LED aggression, dual-channel ABS options, and 45+ kmpl sips, but diverge on comfort vs precision. Priced ₹1.24-1.32 lakh ex-showroom, they dominate upgrades from 125cc drudgery, selling 50k+

Hero MotoCorp’s electric arm Vida unveils the Dirt.E K3, a groundbreaking youth electric dirt bike priced at an introductory ₹69,990 ex-showroom—limited to the first 300 buyers. Targeted at children aged 4-10, this compact off-roader introduces safe, adjustable motorsport fun, blending adjustable ergonomics, three speed modes, and parental app controls. The launch expands Vida’s EV portfolio

In a market flooded with flashy 200cc machines and electric alternatives, 110cc bikes continue to be India’s silent heroes. For daily commuters, first-time buyers, students, and value-conscious riders, this segment strikes the perfect balance between fuel efficiency, affordability, low maintenance, and reliability. In 2025, rising fuel prices and tighter household budgets have once again pushed

TVS Motor Company unleashes a fireworks display of December 2025 offers, slashing prices on scooters, motorcycles, and EVs to clear inventory and lure festive stragglers before 2026 resets hit. With up to ₹10,000 cash discounts, low-interest financing at 8.99%, free accessories worth ₹5,000, and exchange bonuses hitting ₹15,000 on popular models like Jupiter, NTorq, Apache