Jawa News

The modified motorcycle shared by Anand Mahindra dawns a black paint scheme along with certain other modifications like a single-piece seat and a cowl.

The modified Jawa Perak gets a fine paint job with multiple other details, and these changes come without any effect on the mechanical functions of the motorcycle.

The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is available in 2 variants The bike will have an asymmetrical instrument cluster The RE Hunter 350 will be one of the most affordable bikes

Yezdi has made a comeback in India under Classic Legends Launches 3 motorcycles - Roaster, Scrambler, Adventure Prices start at Rs 1.98 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi)

Mahindra's Classic Legends to relaunch Yezdi in India Earlier launched iconic Jawa brand To offer three motorcycles - ADV, Street, Scrambler as per teaser

Design renders point out that Jawa’s electric bike appears a bit like the already existing Jawa Forty-Two. The upcoming electric bike may offer almost a similar upright position as riders get in the fuel bike. The bike could sport its charging port on the top of what is a tank in fuel bikes.

Jawa has launched an updated version of its popular motorcycle forty-two. The 2021 Jawa forty-two gets cosmetic updates along with new paint scheme and host of new features. The bike has been launched at Rs. 1.84 lakh (ex-showroom) in Indian markets.

Classic Legends, a subsidiary of Mahindra and Mahindra, on November 15 relaunched its 293-cc Jawa Forty Two, Jawa and Jawa Perak motorcycles in the domestic market.

Jawa motorcycles will be manufactured in India.

The Jawa and Jawa forty two are priced at Rs 1,64,000 and Rs 1,55,000 respectively and the booking will begin online.