KTM, Harley, Brixton, and others: Top 5 Upcoming Bikes Below ₹5 Lakhs, Which Will Rule the Indian Market

The Indian market of motorcycles is waiting for a great change as the new bikes with great power and features to make the launching, among which the brands like BMW, KTM, Harley-Davidson, and Brixton are all set to unveil the fresh A new wave of artistically designed, high-performing, and yet economical machines of less than ₹5 lakh.

In fact, the coming months could be hottest ones for biking talk, especially for freshers who are thinking of upsizing. Let’s see closely the coming top five motorcycles to storm the entry-level & mid-range segment.

1. BMW F 450 GS – BMW’s Next Big ADV for India?

BMW Motorrad is very likely to reveal the F 450 GS soon, which will take the place of the GS 310 model. It was first shown at EICMA 2025 and then AWS for the co-development with TVS and the company already producing in India at the Hosur Plant.

The highlights that are to be expected:

The Powerplant of a parallel-twin of 420 cc

Torque and Power of 48 hp and 43 Nm respectively

A 6-speed gearbox + an Easy Ride Clutch (with no clutch shifts) is optional

A Tubular steel frame with KYB suspension

19/17 inches of cross-spoke wheels

Riding modes, cornering ABS, traction control, and a 6.5-inch TFT display

Expected Price: ₹4–5 lakh

The F 450 GS combines the old-school adventure DNA and modern-day electronics which makes it a strong contender in the mid-weight segment of ADV in the future.

2. Harley-Davidson X440T – A Sportier Version of the Well-Known X440

After the overwhelming success of the Harley-Davidson X440, the Hero-Harley partnership plans to add a more performance-oriented and sharp-edged variant—the X440T.

Upgrades that are expected:

Tail design that is sleeker

Mirrors that are at the end of the bars

New colour choices

A ride-by-wire system

Riding modes, traction control, ABS that can be switched on and off

The X440T is intended to offer a compelling, budget-friendly mid-size motorbike that combines Harley’s legendary cruiser allure with modern technology and sportier road manners.

3. Brixton Crossfire 500 Storr – A Newcomer in the Middleweight ADVs

Brixton Motorcycles is getting ready to introduce the Crossfire 500 Storr in India, which will probably be showcased during the India Bike Week 2025 event.

Expected Specifications and Features:

A liquid-cooled 486 cc parallel twin

A power of 47 hp and a torque of 43 Nm

A 6-speed gearbox

KYB upside-down forks and a preload-adjustable monoshock

Spoke wheels of 19/17 inches

Dual-channel ABS

A 7-inch vertical TFT cluster

TPMS, traction control that can be switched on and off

With its captivating design and powerful features, the Crossfire 500 Storr could emerge as a stylish and capable alternative in the swiftly expanding ADV segment.

4. KTM RC 390 (Next-Gen) – Sharper, Faster, and More Track-Ready

After the recently launched 390 Duke, the next one from the KTM stable will be the updated RC 390, expected to be first shown in early 2026.

The details of the new beast:

A new single-cylinder engine of 399 cc

Power: 45 bhp, Torque: 39 Nm

Modified trellis frame + aluminum subframe

New swingarm

5-in TFT display

Riding modes, traction control

Dual-channel ABS that can be switched on and off

Estimated Price: Almost ₹3 lakh

Performance upgrades beyond imagination and ergonomic improvement would make the new RC 390 a favorite among track-goers and performance-oriented riders.

5. KTM RC 160 – A Lightweight SuperSport for Newbies

After the brilliant launch of the 160 Duke, KTM is also going to launch its faired version, the RC 160.

The expected features are:

164.2 cc liquid-cooled engine

18.74 bhp, 15.5 Nm

6-speed gearbox

Slip-assist clutch

Aggressive RC-series styling

Expected Price: Under ₹2 lakh

The new RC 160 aims to attract young riders and first-time supersport buyers with its wide-ranging offerings: outstanding design, a 164.2 cc lively engine, and a super-low price.