Indian Motorcycles, a name synonymous with quintessential American power and timeless design, has officially unveiled its price list for the 2025 model year in the Indian market. While enthusiasts across the nation can place bespoke orders for nearly every machine crafted by the venerable brand, the company has released compelling starting prices for each distinct model line. This announcement offers a thrilling glimpse into the world of premium cruisers that are set to grace Indian roads.
Unveiling the 2025 Indian Motorcycle Lineup in India
For the discerning rider in India, Indian Motorcycles presents a diverse array of cruisers, each imbued with unique character and performance capabilities. A notable point of interest for 2025 is the availability of two distinct engine options across various models, offering riders choices based on their preferred riding dynamics. Furthermore, excitement is building around the much-anticipated arrival of the new Scout models, slated for launch later in the year. However, it’s worth noting the brand’s exclusive presence, with showrooms currently established in only six major cities across India.
The Iconic Indian Chief: Power and Heritage Unleashed
The 2025 Indian Motorcycle range proudly commences with the legendary Chief models, with starting prices set at an enticing Rs 23.52 lakh (ex-showroom, India). The Chief lineup is a testament to the brand’s enduring legacy, offering a selection of six formidable variants: the aggressive Chief Dark Horse, the bold Chief Bobber Dark Horse, the dynamic Sport Chief, the versatile Sport Chief RT, the classic Super Chief Dark Horse, and the refined Super Chief Limited.
Every Chief model is powered by the same throbbing heart: an air-cooled, 1,890cc V-Twin engine. This powerhouse generates a formidable 156Nm of torque, peaking at a low 3,000rpm, promising effortless cruising and robust acceleration. While sharing a common engine, each Chief variant boasts distinctive styling cues and tailored cycle parts, catering to diverse rider preferences.
Challenger Series: Dominating the Roads with Potent Performance
Ascending the lineup, the Challenger models stand ready to redefine performance touring, with a starting price of Rs 36.12 lakh (ex-showroom, India). Riders can choose from four compelling variants: the Challenger Limited, the Challenger Dark Horse, and their respective enhanced versions, the Challenger Dark Horse with 112 pack, and Challenger Limited with 112 pack.
The foundational Challenger models feature a potent 1,768cc, liquid-cooled V-Twin engine, unleashing a commanding 178Nm of torque at 3,800rpm. For those craving an extra surge of power, the ‘112 pack’ variants escalate the displacement to an impressive 1,834cc, liquid-cooled motor, delivering an even higher 181.4Nm of torque at the same 3,800rpm. Additionally, the exclusive, limited-edition Challenger Elite offers an unparalleled blend of this larger engine with a bespoke paint scheme and a host of premium, special features.
Chieftain Models: Blending Classic Style with Modern Muscle
The next tier of luxury and performance arrives with the Chieftain models, commencing at Rs 37.11 lakh (ex-showroom, India). This family presents four compelling options: the Chieftain Dark Horse, Chieftain Limited, Chieftain Powerplus Limited, and Chieftain Powerplus Dark Horse.
The Chieftain Dark Horse and Chieftain Limited hark back to classic cruiser roots, powered by an old-school, long-stroke, air-cooled, 1,890cc V-Twin engine that produces 171Nm of torque at 3,000rpm. For a more contemporary and potent experience, the Chieftain Powerplus Limited and Chieftain Powerplus Dark Horse variants embrace Indian’s liquid-cooled, 1,834cc V-Twin, which churns out a robust 181.4Nm of torque at 3,800rpm, blending iconic aesthetics with cutting-edge performance.
Springfield: The Quintessential Touring Cruiser
Following the Chieftain, the Springfield models emerge as the epitome of classic touring, with prices starting from Rs 41.96 lakh (ex-showroom, India). The Springfield range, a celebration of traditional American touring prowess, is available in two distinct variants: the standard Springfield and the enigmatic Springfield Dark Horse.
Both models share the same heart: Indian’s renowned 1,890cc, air-cooled V-Twin engine. This power unit delivers a solid 156Nm of torque at a low 3,000rpm, ensuring a relaxed yet commanding ride across long distances, embodying the true spirit of the open road.
Pursuit: Luxury Touring Redefined for 2025
The penultimate model family in Indian’s grand lineup is the Pursuit, a machine crafted for the ultimate touring experience, with prices commencing at Rs 43.19 lakh (ex-showroom, India). This luxurious tourer is offered in four sophisticated variants: the Pursuit Limited, Pursuit Dark Horse, and their performance-enhanced siblings, the Pursuit Limited with 112 Pack and Pursuit Dark Horse with 112 Pack.
Mirroring the Challenger models, the standard Pursuit bikes are driven by a potent 1,768cc, liquid-cooled V-Twin engine, delivering 178Nm of torque at 3,800rpm. For those seeking maximum performance on their epic journeys, the models equipped with the ‘112 Pack’ feature the larger, liquid-cooled, 1,834cc V-Twin, which produces an impressive 181.4Nm of torque at 3,800rpm. Not to be overlooked is the exclusive Pursuit Elite, a limited-edition masterpiece adorned with a unique, hand-painted special paint scheme and an array of premium features surpassing the ‘base’ Pursuit variants.
Roadmaster: The Pinnacle of Indian Motorcycle Cruising
Crowning the 2025 lineup is the majestic Roadmaster, the undisputed flagship of the Indian Motorcycle fleet, with prices starting at Rs 48.49 lakh (ex-showroom, India). This grand touring machine is available in four exquisite variants: the standard Roadmaster, the Roadmaster Limited, the Roadmaster Dark Horse, and the ultra-exclusive Roadmaster Elite.
All Roadmaster models are propelled by Indian’s robust air-cooled, 1,890cc V-Twin engine. This formidable power plant generates a smooth 156Nm of torque at 3,000rpm, ensuring that even at the pinnacle of luxury, the raw, classic American V-Twin experience remains at the core of every ride.
Future Horizons: The All-New Indian Scout and FTR’s Farewell
While the current lineup mesmerizes, Indian Motorcycle is already looking to the future. Enthusiasts will be thrilled to learn about the impending arrival of the groundbreaking new Scout lineup in the Indian market later this year. This highly anticipated series promises to inject fresh energy into the mid-size cruiser segment, blending classic aesthetics with modern performance.
For some loyalists, a familiar name might be missing. The FTR, Indian’s foray into the flat-track inspired performance segment, has been discontinued globally. This decision was made due to lackluster sales performance, marking the end of an experimental chapter for the brand.
Navigating the Indian Motorcycle Experience in India
Prospective owners eager to experience these magnificent machines should be aware of Indian Motorcycle’s current retail footprint in India. The brand maintains a presence in six key cities: Chandigarh, New Delhi, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Kochi. Given the bespoke nature of many of these models and their premium positioning, it is always advisable to reach out directly to your nearest authorized dealer. They can provide precise pricing, current availability, and estimated waiting periods for the specific Indian Motorcycle model that captures your imagination.
*All prices mentioned are ex-showroom, India.*
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