Indian Motorcycle’s 2025 Lineup Starts From Rs 23.52 Lakh
The price list for Indian Motorcycle’s 2025 lineup has been formally released. The iconic Chief, the Chieftain, the Challenger, the Pursuit, and the flagship Roadmaster are all included in the revised pricing. All authorized Indian motorcycle dealerships around the country now carry these models.
“Our heavyweight motorcycles have always stood for power, prestige, and the spirit of the open road,” stated Lalit Sharma, Managing Director, Polaris India Pvt. Ltd. We will continue to provide riders with top-notch motorcycles that provide exceptional experiences throughout every mile with the Model Year 2025 selection. We cordially encourage motorcyclists to explore these iconic cars in our showrooms.
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Six different models are available in the 2025 Indian Motorcycle portfolio, with the Chief line-up starting at Rs 23.52 lakh. A 1,890cc V-twin engine producing 156 Nm of torque powers it. The 1890cc air-cooled Thunderstroke 116 with 171 Nm powers the Indian Springfield, which costs Rs 41.96 lakh.
The Challenger series has a 1,768cc liquid-cooled V-twin with 178 Nm and begins at Rs 36.12 lakh. All three models—the flagship Roadmaster costs Rs 48.49 lakh, the Pursuit series starts at Rs 43.19 lakh, and the Chieftain series costs Rs 37.11 lakh—are powered by 1834cc engines that can produce 181.4 Nm of torque. The cost of the well-liked Scout series will shortly be revealed by the corporation.
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Indian Motorcycle was established in 1901 and is a fully-owned subsidiary of Polaris Industries Inc. In India, showrooms in Chandigarh, New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Kochi offer the entire lineup, which includes the Scout, Chief, Challenger, Chieftain, Springfield, Pursuit, and Roadmaster.
Indian Motorcycle has unveiled its 2025 lineup in India, with prices now available across its authorized dealerships. The range, starting from Rs 23.52 lakh for the Chief series, includes the Chieftain, Challenger, Pursuit, and the flagship Roadmaster. These models offer a variety of V-twin engines, with torque figures ranging from 156 Nm to 181.4 Nm, promising power and a premium riding experience. Managing Director Lalit Sharma emphasized their commitment to world-class machines for the open road. Pricing for the popular Scout series is expected soon. Enthusiasts can explore these models at dealerships in major Indian cities.
