KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Upcoming launches in April 2025 listed
- Includes scooters and bikes from Bajaj, Kawasaki, Hero, and more
- Prices could see an uptick with upgrades of existing models
April 2025 kicks in from today, and while the new year 2025 has offered us quite a few new reveals already, the launches in April 2025 are ready to take things further. There are quite a few new launches, updates, and some new trims that are expected to take centre stage this month. Read on to find out the scooters and motorcycles in this list, but before that, make sure to join the 91wheels WhatsApp Community to never miss out on any latest news and automotive updates.
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1. Hero Karizma XMR 250
The Hero Karizma XMR 250 was showcased at the Auto Expo 2025 back in January, and now, the bike is ready for a launch in April. Sporting a sharp design with sleek headlamps, a full fairing, and aerodynamic winglets, this motorcycle delivers a sporty aesthetic. It's powered by the same 250cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine featured in the Xtreme 250R, generating 30PS and 25Nm of torque, and paired with a six-speed gearbox that includes a slipper clutch. The anticipated ex-showroom price is approximately Rs 2 lakh.
2. Bajaj Chetak 3503
Another model expected to be a part of the launches in April 2025 is the Bajaj Chetak 3503, which is a part of the Chetak series, where two models are already active, namely 3501 and 3502. As the base model in the Bajaj Chetak lineup, the 3503 will likely omit certain premium features found in its higher-spec counterparts. While it will retain the 3.5 kWh battery pack from other 35 Series Chetaks, variations in range, charging duration, and overall performance are anticipated, with the expected pricing being just shy of Rs. 1 lakh ex-showroom.
3. Kawasaki Z900
Kawasaki's design patent filing suggests the 2025 Kawasaki Z900 is al set to make its debut with an expected April launch in India, featuring standard cruise control, traction control, multiple riding modes, a 5-inch TFT screen with Bluetooth connectivity, and more. Retaining its 948cc inline-four engine producing 123 bhp, the motorcycle maintains its performance-oriented setup with USD front forks, a rear mono-shock, and a dual-disc front and single-disc rear braking system. It is currently priced at Rs. 9.38 lakhs and is expected to register a slight uptick.
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4. KTM 390 Series
KTM is anticipated to launch three new 390 series motorcycles in India by April 2025: the 390 Enduro R, a dedicated enduro bike to be priced around Rs 3.3 lakh; the 390 SMC R, a road-oriented supermoto, expected to cost around Rs 3 lakhs, marking India's first sub-500cc supermoto; and the 390 Adventure R, a more off-road-focused variant of the 390 Adventure, potentially priced around Rs 4 lakh, contingent on market demand. All three bikes utilize the 398cc engine shared with the 390 Adventure and Duke.
Verdict
If you are in for a new two wheeler, its better to go through the incoming models a bit more closelt to see if there is anything worthy for you to wait for. This solely depends on whjat you want from you ride and how you want to go about it. As for the thing I say alway, no bike or scooter will be perfect, but if it suits your preferences, its perfect for you!
