Independence Day Special: Top 5 Bikes That Put Indian Brands on The Map

India is the largest manufacturer of two-wheelers in the world, with annual volumes of more than 2 crore motorcycles. Here is the list of top 5 bikes which put the Indian brands on the map. 

Royal Enfield 650 Twins

Royal Enfield’s modern 650cc parallel-twin engine was launched in 2018, with the 647.95cc parallel twin being refined over the years and appreciated by riders globally. The motorcycle is manufactured in India and sold in more than 60 countries. 

KTM 390 Lineup 

KTM’s 390 range of bikes are manufactured in India and sold globally. The 390 Duke, the RC 390, and the 390 Adventure range, all have been appreciated internationally.

Triumph 400 Series 

Triumph is the other British motorcycle brand that has a joint collaboration with Bajaj. The 400 series lineup is manufactured in India and exported globally. The 4 bikes sold globally are : Speed 400, Scrambler 400, Thruxton 400, Tracker 400. With each bike catering to a different set of riders. 

Aprilia 457

The Italian brand’s twin-cylinder motorcycles are manufactured in Baramati, Maharashtra. 

The RS 457 and Tuono 457 have quickly established themselves as benchmarks in the sub-500cc segment. The bikes have also received a strong response in their home market.

Bajaj Pulsar 

Last but not least, how can we not mention the homegrown motorcycle brand that is making us proud across the globe? The Bajaj Pulsar has been warmly welcomed in Latin American markets and, with Bajaj’s total exports to South America crossing 50,000 units. 

The lineup has gained popularity for its affordable performance, high durability on rugged terrain and low maintenance costs.