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Boss Hoss has built a reputation unlike any other motorcycle manufacturer. Since the early 1990s, the American brand has been known for fitting massive Chevrolet V8 car engines into cruiser motorcycles, creating some of the world’s most outrageous production bikes. While it remains a niche manufacturer today, Boss Hoss continues to cater to enthusiasts who believe there’s no replacement for displacement.

Ahead of its launch later this month, Maruti Suzuki has released the first teaser of the upcoming Brezza facelift, which is expected to incorporate several changes to make the SUV fresher in face of newer competition. But what does the teaser show, and what do we know so far? Let’s take a look: 2026 Maruti Brezza Facelift: What Does The Teaser Show?

Bajaj has recently downsized its biggest Pulsar yet, and we recently got the opportunity to ride the 350cc Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z. Here is what we liked and what we didn't: Likes 1. Exciting Performance Yes, the Pulsar now has a smaller 349.13cc engine, and the power loss is evident at 40.6 PS and 33.2 Nm (0.6 PS more & 1.8 Nm less than before). Sure, you have to rev the bike more to extract power and overtake, but the engine is more way more refined than before.

Ferrari has unveiled the convertible version of their entry-level model, the Amalfi Spider. This is the entry point to the Ferrari brand if you want a fast convertible sports car. But don’t think it comes cheap; it will still command a Ferrari price in India. Expected to be priced around Rs 5 crore, the Amalfi Spider is designed to give you the creme of convertible experiences. What Is It? The Amalfi Spider is the soft-top convertible version of the Amalfi Coupe.

For Indian motorcycling enthusiasts, the Suzuki V-Strom 650 holds a special place. It was the last Suzuki motorcycle in India to use the company's characterful 645cc V-twin engine, earning a reputation for its smooth performance and effortless touring ability. While the V-Strom 650 has since been discontinued, Suzuki introduced its replacement, the V-Strom 800DE. That said, the V-twin formula is back, wrapped in an all-new package called the SV-7GX, a true successor to the V-Strom 650.

Switching to an EV is like taking a leap of faith for most buyers, but JSW MG Motor India wants to change that with its upcoming products that will employ several degrees of electrification to close the gap.

Jaguar-Land Rover’s (JLR) is driving further ahead on their EV journey with the announcement of the upcoming Range Rover Sport Electric. The shift towards electric mobility is moving further in parallel to ICE engines. The Sport Electric will sit alongside the iconic supercharged V8, the plug-in hybrid, the turbo-petrol V6, and the diesel engine options. What Do We Know? The Range Rover Sport is among the more iconic JLR cars in recent times.

Harley-Davidson has unveiled the all-new 2026 Deadwood, a modern classic that takes inspiration from the stripped-down custom motorcycles that became popular after World War 2. While it looks like a traditional bobber with its clean lines and blacked-out styling, the Deadwood packs a host of modern electronic rider aids underneath. The motorcycle has been launched exclusively in the US and Canada, with no confirmation yet on an India launch.

Quick Read: The Classic 350 finally gets a slip and assist clutch Now available with a USB Type-C fast charger These updates are available only with the dual-channel ABS models Royal Enfield has launched the updated Royal Enfield Classic 350 in India. The bike now comes with additional features which should make it much more convenient to ride.

Kawasaki recently launched the 2027 Kawasaki Eliminator in Japan, priced at 957,000 Yen (approximately 5.68 lakh). Here is what you need to know about the bike. What's new? The Eliminator retains its sleek cruiser styling but gets a smaller 398cc engine than the India-spec model. The bike is available in 5 colour options and 3 variants: Standard, SE, and Plaza Edition.