Upcoming Vehicle

Hyundai is preparing the next-generation Hyundai Creta for the Indian market, and a new test mule has now been spotted testing in Manali. The latest prototype appears to be a lower-spec variant because it uses steel wheels with wheel covers and 205/65 R16 tyres.

Ducati, Triumph, BMW, Honda, Royal Enfield and KTM are among the manufacturers preparing new motorcycles for the Indian market. Some models have confirmed global unveil schedules, while others remain tentative on current launch calendars.

Harley-Davidson is preparing a new 350cc motorcycle for the Indian market, and the upcoming model has now been spotted undisguised. The motorcycle is expected to be called the Harley-Davidson X350T and will arrive through the company’s partnership with Hero MotoCorp.

The upcoming 2027 Triumph Thruxton 400 has been spotted testing with a new circular colour TFT display borrowed from the recently launched Bonneville T40.

Hyundai’s upcoming entry-level electric SUV for India could carry the Ioniq P name. Hyundai Motor Company management mentioned the name during its Q3 2026 analyst call, although Hyundai Motor India has not officially confirmed the nomenclature.

Volkswagen is preparing to launch the Volkswagen Virtus Facelift in India, with the updated sedan expected to arrive in December 2026. The upcoming Volkswagen Virtus facelift will bring styling changes, additional features and a revised automatic gearbox for the 1.0-litre TSI engine.

The Royal Enfield Classic 350 could soon receive a practical upgrade, as a test motorcycle has been spotted with new tubeless-compatible spoke wheels. The retro roadster currently comes with alloy wheels or conventional spoke wheels that require inner tubes.

Kawasaki has revealed the new 2027 Kawasaki KLE650 as a larger sibling to the recently introduced KLE500. The new adventure motorcycle combines a 649cc parallel-twin engine with rally-inspired styling, long-travel suspension and a 21-inch front wheel.

Hero Karizma XMR 250 spotted at a dealership in a new red colour. Check its 249cc engine, 30 PS output, features, USD fork, expected price and launch timeline.

Hyundai appears to be moving closer to the launch of its next mass-market electric vehicle in India. The Hyundai’s New EV, internally known as HE1i, has been spotted testing again on Chennai roads with a new camouflage design.