Two-wheelers Launched In October 2022: Ola S1 Air, Hero Vida V1, TVS Raider SmartXonnect And More

The festive season brought a bunch of exciting products ranging from commuters to mid-capacity motorcycles and even EVs

The festive season marks the arrival of great offers for buyers and also exciting products. This stayed true in 2022 as well and this month, we have had a bunch of new vehicles entering the market. Here are the two-wheelers that made their debut in October 2022:

Ola S1 Air

Price: Rs 84,999

After the launch of the S1, the EV maker introduced an even more affordable variant of its electric scooter, the S1 Air, which has been priced in a way that makes it a direct rival to some petrol-powered scooters. In fact, we have even calculated how much more affordable it would be to run than the Honda Activa 6G.

Hero Vida V1

Price: Rs 1,45,000

The Indian two-wheeler giant stepped into the electric scooter segment with its Vida V1. There are two variants available, but both are quite expensive even if you consider the plethora of features and the respectable range they offer. Read our first ride review to know if it is worth your consideration.

TVS Raider Smartxonnect

Price: Rs 99,900

After waiting for over a year, the sporty 125cc commuter finally got a TFT display that TVS has promised. Along with Bluetooth connectivity and navigation, the bike has a bunch of geeky features to brag about too. Here’s a closer look at the new variant.

Keeway SR125

Price: Rs 1,19,000

After we broke the news of the 125cc scrambler’s imminent debut, Keeway launched its most affordable offering in the country. For a motorcycle that is packing 9.83PS and 8.2Nm, it is on the expensive side, but appeals with its true scrambler styling.

Moto Morini And Zontes Motorcycles

Adishwar Auto Ride India announced the prices of Moto Morini motorcycles consisting of the Seiezzimmo 6 ½ and the X-Cape 650. Shortly after, the price list of the Zontes range of 350cc bikes too was announced.

Ducati Multistrada V4 Pikes Peak

Price: Rs 31.48 lakh

The road-focused iteration of the ADV has graced the Indian shores with a rather eye-watering price tag, making it the most expensive ADV on sale right now. It packs the 1158cc V4 Granturismo motor that makes 170PS and 125Nm of torque. It gets tech features like cylinder deactivation and has its valve service interval at a whopping 60,000km. The V4 motor makes less power but more torque than the Streetfighter V4.