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A quick guide to the best bikes under ₹1.5 lakh in India for 2025 with updated prices, mileage, and performance comparison.

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Adventure bikes are rising in India as riders choose powerful, comfortable motorcycles for both city and off-road rides.

KTM has increased the 390 Adventure and Adventure X prices by up to ₹27,000 after the GST buffer ended, impacting buyers ahead of the 2025 season.

The 2026 Kawasaki Z1100 has launched in India at Rs 12.79 lakh. It offers a 1,099cc inline-four engine, Sugomi design, advanced electronics, and premium hardware, making it a top choice in the supernaked segment.

The BMW F 450 GS is making waves in India with unofficial bookings open. Launching in early 2026, it offers 48 hp, a 420 cc engine, and premium adventure features.

Bajaj Auto’s 2025 lineup brings the new Darkstar adventure bike and updated Pulsar and Avenger models, offering power, style, and innovation for every rider.

Hero MotoCorp launches the Vida VX2 Go 3.4 kWh in India at ₹1.02 lakh. With 100 km range, dual batteries, and smart connectivity, it’s ideal for daily commuting.

The 2026 Hero Xtreme 160R arrives early with new features, sporty design, and bold colours, redefining Hero’s 160cc streetfighter lineup.

Hero MotoCorp sold 6.35 lakh units in October 2025, with scooter sales up 50%, exports up 43%, and VIDA EV sales soaring 117%, fueled by festive demand.

Bajaj Auto’s balanced product range and steady exports support growth, with festive demand boosting momentum ahead.

The 2026 Hero Xtreme 125R brings dual ABS, a TFT display, and cruise control—rare in the 125cc segment. With strong mileage and sporty design, it’s one of the top commuter bikes for young urban riders in India.