The 150cc motorcycles currently are offered by all the big two-wheeler makers in India, except for Hero which is yet to announce prices of the new Xtreme 160R.

The BS6 Honda Dio is priced at Rs 59,990 for the standard model and Rs 63,340 for the deluxe variant (both prices mentioned, ex-showroom). 

Planning to buy a value for money motorcycle under Rs 3 lakh? Here are our top five picks.

The custom-build looks very different, in fact, it doesn't have any of the Royal Enfield Himalayan left in it anymore. However, the biggest change here is the addition of a quickshifter.

Few of these bikes hold the promise of performance that will excite college-going kids while some can be entertaining even for the mature riders.

Three modern classic cruisers namely Royal Enfield Classic 350, Jawa and the Benelli Imperiale 400 present for a perfect rivalry. Here's which one of the three packs the most power!

Mechanically, the FTR Carbon is identical to the other non-Carbon versions. It is powered by the same 1,203cc V-twin engine that puts out 123 hp and has been tuned for a flat torque curve.

Exciting times ahead as there is at least one 160cc model out there while the majority of the upcoming motorcycles are in the 200-250cc segment.

A horrific video of a Royal Enfield falling from a trailer has surfaced on the web. Watch what exactly happened!

While most of the two-wheeler sales in India come from thrifty commuters the likes of Hero Splendor, it is the 150-160cc segment with price tags below Rs 1 lakh that allows sporty design and a hint of performance riding.

No, there is no typo in the headline! As many as fourteen new Royal Enfields are currently under consideration. Sounds exciting enough?

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Earlier, it used to be available on high-end expensive motorcycles, but now it is available in affordable scooters from, for example, TVS Motor Company. Allow us to list five from various segments.

Inline-four bikes not only sound sweet but ride equally well. Here are the top five most affordable options, however, for some of the bikes mentioned, you need to wait for a bit to buy one. Read to find out why!

The Indian FTR Carbon only recently made its global debut and it has been advertised on the company’s India region website suggesting its arrival to our market soon.

Interestingly, the company has replaced the 150cc VXL and SXL scooters with VXL 149 and SXL 149.

How many of us remember Royal Enfield Taurus? Popular in the 1980s and 90s, the Taurus or Royal Enfield Bullet Diesel is the only Diesel-powered motorcycle that has ever been mass-produced in India.

Royal Enfield has assured in a press statement that there will be complete compliance to norms of social distancing and workplace sanitization.

Once the two-wheeler arrives at the doorstep of the customer, the customer can take a test ride, verify its documents and can also make the final payment through a contactless medium.

The upcoming RS 660 will draw power from a 660cc, parallel-twin engine mated to a six-speed transmission system, developing 100hp of peak power.

'Tamraj' means the 'King of Darkness' and the latest custom job around a Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 by Neev Motorcycles justifies the name.

With Matt Levatich stepping down, Harley Davidson had appointed Jochen Zeitz to lead the brand in the interim. But Zeitz has now been appointed as the president and CEO for the Milwaukee based motorcycle manufacturer.

If you are in the process of circling in on what to buy, we're listing some here expected to launch in May - starting from Hero Xtreme 160R streetfighter to Ducati Panigale V2.

The Hero Splendor+ gets three variants and the minor price hike is uniform across all these models.

The Honda Dio has got a minor price for both its variants.

We have recently driven the all-new Hyundai Venue SUV that is being touted as India's first connected car. The Venue is currently one of the hottest and highly anticipated offerings in the sub-compact SUV territory that aims to disrupt the segment. In this review, we tell you how the Hyundai Venue is to drive and if you should spend your money on it.

Sure you could go ahead and buy a BMW G310 GS or even a BMW R1250 GS and on the road or bad roads, you'll do just fine. But what when you're shown deep gravel or slush or deep water. That is where GS Experience training comes in handy.

MG Hector that is claimed to be India's first Internet car has been creating a lot of hype and finally, we got a chance to drive it and find out if it can make a foothold in the fiercely competed compact SUV space or not! Moreover, we also answer an interesting question at the end of this review.

We grew up in a world where Rs 10,000 was considered expensive for a bicycle and the Trek FX4 Sport is Rs 70,000. To say the very least, one ride and I thought it was substantially different compared to a sub-Rs 10,000 bike. How different though?

The Platina 110 H-Gear is the latest addition to Bajaj's best-selling commuter's line up. We were in Pune recently to find out what exactly the new Platina is all about and what all improvements it brings to the table over an already super hit model.

The City continues to offer a good balance between modern, elegant and dynamic appeal although the present version is more inclined towards elegance and practicality than sportiness unlike some of the early-gen models.

BMW S1000 RR was launched about 10 years back to dominate the litre-class superbike segment and that it did with authority. Now there's a brand new version that is lighter, faster, smarter and easier to ride. Well, that's what BMW claims so we headed out to the Buddh International Circuit to find out how good the new BMW S1000 RR really is and what is that leaves room for improvement.

Ather 450 is the brand’s flagship scooter that is currently seen as the benchmark among all-electric scooters currently on sale. How practical is it to ride? Can it match a conventional scooter in terms of comfort and other attributes?

We put the manual derivative of the Toyota Yaris through its paces to find out if the same is worth the buy over the convenience of the CVT automatic.

Most performance cars are not designed for Indian conditions, but does the GLC 43 AMG strike the perfect balance to be usable every day of the week and satisfy the enthusiast?

The TUV300 has got most of the rough edges sorted but then it still isn't the urban dweller's dream vehicle and is more at home plying on rural roads

The 2018 Ford Aspire has recently joined Express Drives' long term fleet and we have been driving it extensively on city roads in rush hour traffic and on highways. Here is the first report on how our experience has been with this sub-compact sedan developed for the Indian market.

The Audi A5 is one of the best looking and also one of the best driving cars money can buy in India. And here’s why!

Kia Seltos comes to India at a time when the auto industry is going through a massive setback in terms of sales. Based on an already perfected formula i.e. the Hyundai Creta, can the Kia Seltos make its mark and kickstart an all-new brand in India? Read our Kia Seltos review from the roads of Goa to find out!

The Maruti XL6 is a breath of fresh air when it comes to premium six-seater multi purpose vehicles in the country and its excellent at what it is designed to do.

Revolt RV400 Review: The era of electric mobility may have just begun as now the Indian two-wheeler market has all-electric products. But what is an electric motorcycle to ride like? Is it comparable to a conventional bike? Find out with us.

The eighth-generation Toyota Camry Hybrid arrived in India in January, while the numbers may seem impressive, in the midst of its like-for-like competitors we find out what it is like to drive one in the real world. 

Does the Hyundai Grand i10 Nios get what it takes to take the fight to the Swift and what are its pros and cons? Read on to find out.

The XUV300 AMT is perhaps one of the best in the business and promises to deliver fuel efficiency, easy city driveability as well as highway cruising capabilities.

A 125cc higher-strung motor in a familiar big bike styling is a genius by Bajaj and one that will ensure that they have a significant market share.

Now we've got Indian helmet brands launching new products with one of the latest one being Mavox. We had to try out an IS:4151 standard helmet, so folks at Mavox sent us an FX22.D2P full-face helmet.

The Renault Triber is a spacious, budget 7-seater that packs in all the modern day goodies, looks good but the 1.0-litre engine could do with a bit more power.

The petrol MG Hector is a good city as well as highway vehicle, however this review will tell you how it behaves in both the domains and plus the "kitna deti hain?" question too is answered.