Most Expensive Bikes in India

Check out our definitive list of the best high-cost bikes in India for their excellent features:

Name of the Superbike	Engine Capacity  (in cubic centimetres)	Ex-Showroom Price*  (in Indian Rupees)
Ducati Superleggera V4	998cc	₹1.26 crore - ₹1.33 crore
Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide RR	2147cc	₹91 lakh - ₹95 lakh
Ducati Panigale V4 R	998cc	₹84 lakh+
BMW HP4 Race	999cc	₹81 lakh - ₹1 crore
Kawasaki Ninja H2R	1000cc	₹79 lakh - ₹85 lakh
Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini	1103cc	₹72 lakh - ₹85 lakh
Indian Roadmaster Elite	1890cc	₹71 lakh - ₹78 lakh
Harley-Davidson CVO Limited	1923cc	₹50 lakh - ₹63 lakh
BMW M 1000 RR	999cc	₹49 lakh - ₹55 lakh
Indian Roadmaster	1890cc	₹41 lakh - ₹48 lakh
Indian Pursuit Dark Horse	1768cc	₹43 lakh - ₹47 lakh
Harley-Davidson Road Glide Special	1923cc	₹42 lakh - ₹46 lakh
Honda Gold Wing Tour	1833cc	₹39 lakh - ₹43 lakh
MV Agusta F4 RR	998cc	₹36 lakh - ₹41 lakh
Indian Challenger Dark Horse	1768cc	₹37 lakh - ₹41 lakh

*Note that these prices are indicative and derived from various online bike stores. Please check the official websites or dealership pages for more accurate details.

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Learn about the top costliest bikes in India in terms of popularity and features, and know their essential features:

Learn about the top costliest bikes in India in terms of popularity and features, and know their essential features:

Ducati Superleggera V4

Price: ₹1.26 crore onwards

The Ducati Superleggera V4 is India’s most costly bike with a price tag of over ₹1 crore. The Italian superbike features a carbon fibre frame, excellent engineering and a 224 hp powerful liquid-cooled Desmocedici Stradale 90A V4 engine. Its lightweight body and powerful engine give this bike an unbeatable power-to-weight ratio of 1.54 hp/kg. It’s a limited edition bike, with only 500 produced in the world.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	998cc
Power	165 kW (224 hp) @ 15,250 rpm
Torque	116 Nm @ 11,750 rpm
Top Speed	400 km/hr
Mileage	12.5 km/litre
Fuel Tank Capacity	16 litres
Weight	159 kg (dry)

Harley-Davidson CVO Road Glide RR

Price: ₹95 lakh onwards

The CVO Road Glide RR is one of the most exclusive and costliest bikes in India, with just 131 units produced in the world. The RR has a massive 2147cc Milwaukee-Eight engine that delivers 150+ horsepower and 150+ torque while revving at 6500 rpm. For brakes, the bike uses Brembo’s GP4 RX callipers and for suspension, it uses the USD FGR 253 fork, ensuring top-tier performance.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	2146cc (131 cu inch)
Power	114 kW (153 hp) @ 5750 rpm
Torque	150 ft-lb @ 4750 rpm
Top Speed	177 km/hr
Mileage	16 km/litre
Fuel Tank Capacity	6 gallons (22.7 litres)
Weight	356 kg

Ducati Panigale V4 R

Price: ₹84 lakh onwards

Often called the crowning glory of Italian superbike engineering, the Panigale V4R is known for its rich racing history. This racing bike shares many features with top winners at MotoGP, including a powerful 216 hp Desmosedici Stradale engine and a total aerodynamic design. Its chassis is designed to be lightweight, resulting in a power-to-weight ratio of 1.15 hp/kg.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	998cc
Power	158.9 kW (216 hp) @ 13,500 rpm
Torque	120.9 Nm @ 11,250 rpm
Top Speed	330 km/hr
Mileage	12.5 km/litre
Fuel Tank Capacity	17 litres
Weight	191 kg (wet, no fuel)

BMW HP4 Race

Price: ₹85 lakh onwards

The BMW HP4 Race is an ultra-exclusive track racing bike notable for being the world’s first production bike with a fully carbon chassis and rims. The high-performance racing bike is powered by a 999cc and 215 hp water/oil-cooled BMW Motorrad engine. Other essential features that make this bike a top performer include its Dynamic Traction Control, Engine Brake EBR and a suspension system taken from the World Bike Championships.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	999cc
Power	158 kW (215 hp) @ 13,900 rpm
Torque	120 Nm @ 10,000 rpm
Average Speed	193 km/hr
Fuel Tank Capacity	17.5 litres
Weight	146 kg (dry)

Kawasaki Ninja H2R

Price: ₹79.9 lakh onwards

The Ninja H2R is known for being Kawasaki’s most powerful and a very costly bike in India. This racing bike comes with a top-of-the-line 998cc 4-cylinder engine and a centrifugal supercharger built to deliver unmatched performance on the track. A lightweight Trellis frame and fully adjustable racing suspension improve handling. The bike offers advanced electronic systems, such as the Kawasaki Traction Control and Launch Control Mode.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	998cc
Power	322 hp @ 14,000 rpm
Torque	121.5 ft-lb (165 Nm) @ 12,500 rpm
Top Speed	400 km/hr
Mileage	25 km/litre
Fuel Tank Capacity	4.5 gallons (17 litres)
Weight	432.2 lb (dry)

Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini

Price: ₹72 lakh onwards

Inspired by the Lamborghini Huracán STO, the V4 Lamborghini is on our list of India’s expensive bikes for its exclusivity. There are only 630 numbered models and 63 units reserved for existing Lamborghini customers in the world. This bike stands out for its vibrant looks with distinctive livery and titanium locking nuts, as well as for a powerful 1103cc Desmosedici Stradale engine for high-speed rides.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	1103cc
Power	153 kW (208 hp) @ 13,000 rpm
Torque	123 Nm @ 9500 rpm
Top Speed	299 km/hr
Mileage	13.15 km/litre (7.6 km/100 l)
Fuel Tank Capacity	16.5 litres
Weight	191 kg (wet, no fuel)

Indian Roadmaster Elite

Price: ₹71 lakh onwards

The Roadmaster Elite is a modern American touring bike and one of the most expensive bikes in India. It’s designed for long-distance travel with stability and luxury. The touring bike is powered by a massive air-cooled V-twin Thunderstroke 116 engine for a smooth ride at any speed. The bike ensures maximum rider and passenger comfort by providing heated seats, good storage space and a modern 7-inch display.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	1890cc
Torque	126 ft-lb (171 Nm) @ 2900 rpm
Top Speed	193 km/h
Mileage	15 km/litre
Fuel Tank Capacity	20.8 litres
Weight	416 kg (dry)

Harley-Davidson CVO Limited

Price: ₹63 lakh onwards

As one of the most high-cost bikes in India, the CVO Limited is a cruiser bike with a super premium bagger design to maximise comfort and convenience. It’s powered by a massive Twin-Cooled Milwaukee-Eight 117 engine and equipped with Reflex-linked Brembo brakes for perfect braking. Its top features include a premium BOOM! Box GTS infotainment system, dual control heated seats and spacious saddlebags for ultimate comfort.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	1923cc
Power	78 kW (105 hp) @ 5450 rpm
Torque	166 Nm
Mileage	17.54 km/litre
Fuel Tank Capacity	22.7 litres
Weight	428.19 kg (running)

BMW M 1000 RR

Price: ₹49 lakh onwards

The M 1000 RR is designed to rank first in championships, like the WorldSBK and FIM Superbike Championship. This track racing specialist comes equipped with a 999cc, 205 hp, water/oil-cooled engine with BMW ShiftCam for improved rotational speed. The bike has received several performance upgrades, such as the M Brake Ducts, which increase airflow around the brake callipers and a steering angle sensor for better control.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	999cc
Power	205 hp @ 13,000 rpm
Torque	83 ft-lb @ 11,100 rpm
Top Speed	189 mph
Fuel Tank Capacity	4.3 gallons (~16.27 litres)
Weight	403.4 lb/183 kg (dry)

Indian Roadmaster

Price: ₹41 lakh onwards

This 400+ kg cruiser bike stands out in a crowd due to its massive size and the iconic features of a muscle bike. This touring bike is among the best expensive bikes in India to buy because of its refined and powerful engine, modern utilities, safety features and ergonomics. An air-cooled 1890cc Thunderstroke 116 V-Twin engine powers this massive bike, while features like keyless ignition, cruise control, ABS and TPMS optimise the rider’s handling.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	1890cc
Torque	126 ft-lb @ 2900 rpm
Power	74 PS @ 5075 rpm
Mileage	20 km/litre
Fuel Tank Capacity	20.8 litres
Weight	404 kg (dry)

Indian Pursuit Dark Horse

Price: ₹43 lakh onwards

The Pursuit Dark Horse is an American luxury touring bike offering unmatched long-distance comfort. Powered by a massive liquid-cooled, V-Twin 122-horsepower PowerPlus engine, this Indian high-price bike ensures reliable performance, while its electronically adjustable suspension delivers easy handling. Other notable features offered include 200 Watt high-output speakers, a 7-inch touchscreen console, and 133 litres of remote locking storage.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	1768cc
Power	122 hp
Torque	128 ft-lb @ 3800 rpm
Fuel Tank Capacity	22.7 litres
Weight	409 kg

Harley-Davidson Road Glide Special

Price: ₹48 lakh onwards

The Road Glide series contains some of the most expensive bikes in India. The Road Glide Special packs a powerful 1923cc Milwaukee-Eight 114 motor with ESPFI fuel injection system and 2-1-2 dual exhausts. The bike is designed to ride optimally in any kind of weather conditions, as it’s equipped with Prodigy wheels and the optional Reflex Defensive Rider System. Other nice features include a BOOM! Box GTS Infotainment system and large saddleboxes.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	113.99 cubic inch (~1923cc)
Power	92.5 bhp @ 5500 rpm
Torque	118 ft-lb @ 3250 rpm
Mileage	43 miles per gallon
Fuel Tank Capacity	6 gallons (22.7 litres)
Weight	853 lb (~387 kg)

Honda Gold Wing Tour

Price: ₹39.2 lakh onwards

The Gold Wing Tour is a premium touring bike and a popular expensive motorcycle in India. First introduced in 2018, this flagship Honda bike comes with a liquid-cooled 4-stroke SOHC Flat-6 engine capable of revving at 170 Nm. In addition, it features a 7-speed Dual Clutch transmission, double wishbone front suspension and an airbag for safety.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	1833cc
Power	93 kW @ 5500 rpm
Torque	170 Nm @ 4500 rpm
Top Speed	230 km/h
Mileage	14 km/litre
Fuel Tank Capacity	21.1 litres
Weight	385 kg (total)

MV Agusta F4 RR

Price: ₹36.5 lakh onwards

The MV Agusta F4 RR is an exotic Italian superbike designed for the race track. Powered by a 998cc 4-cylinder liquid-cooled engine built from the 1992 Ferrari Formula One engine. This expensive bike in India is known for its speed and acceleration, with a top speed of 297.5 kmph and 0-100 kmph in 2.9 seconds, thanks to its hyperacceleration feature.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	998cc
Power	201 hp @ 13,600 rpm
Torque	111 Nm @ 9600 rpm
Top Speed	297.5 km/h
Mileage	8-12 km/litre (approx)
Fuel Tank Capacity	17 litres
Weight	190 kg

Indian Challenger Dark Horse

Price: ₹37.9 lakh onwards

This Indian high-price bike is a popular cruiser model due to its sleek design, powerful 1768cc engine and ride comfort. The Smart Lean Technology and Dynamic Traction Control provide ride stability and control, while the radially mounted Brembo brakes ensure that the bike can stop on a dime. The Challenger Dark Horse also features a 7-inch touchscreen display with Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation and Apple CarPlay integration.

Key Specifications:

Engine Capacity	1768cc
Power	122 hp
Torque	178 Nm @ 3800 rpm
Fuel Tank Capacity	22.7 litres
Weight	372 kg (dry)

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Once you have bought your expensive superbike, you need to learn how to take care of it to avoid hefty maintenance bills. Follow the given tips to care for your premium bike:

Regular Cleaning

As with most expensive things, you need to clean your premium superbike regularly to ensure it looks good as new. If dirt and mud get mixed with water, it can lead to pitting in your bike, which is not ideal for the long term.

Use microfiber towels and make sure they are clean to avoid swirl marks and scratches on the bike's bodywork.

Chain Maintenance

Your bike's chain must be properly lubricated. Use a lubricant suitable for your riding conditions so your expensive bike is properly cared for. Wipe off any excess lubrication to prevent dirt or grime from attracting it.

Engine Maintenance

The engine is the most expensive and essential component of the bike. Without a well-functioning engine, the performance of your bike is going to be hampered.

And so, whether or not you have the most expensive bike in India, every engine needs to be tuned at regular intervals. The carburettor must always be clean, and riders must ensure the spark plug is set correctly.

Air Filter Cleaning

The air filter is another important element of your bike and needs to be cleaned regularly. If dust or particulate matter is stuck in the air filter, it impairs the intake of air. This can lead to poor fuel combustion, which can damage your costly bike's engine.

Tyre Care

Several kinds of tyres are available to accommodate drivers' different riding styles. However, just as it is important to choose the right tyre, it is equally important to look for wear and tear.

Whenever you service your bike, you must check the tyre threads to ensure they are in good condition.

Regular Brake Pad Replacement

When brake pads reach their wear limit, they need to be replaced. Specific replacement guidelines depend on the type of brake pad on your bike.

To ensure you care for your bike's brakes appropriately, you must adhere to the specifications in the manual or follow the manufacturer's recommendations.

The biking landscape in India has witnessed a sophisticated transformation with the introduction of luxury bikes. Going beyond the limited definition of simply being modes of transport, they fuel the dreams of bike lovers with their superior craftsmanship, new-age technology, and statements of luxury.

Owning one of the most expensive bikes in India is not just a milestone, it is a significant financial commitment. To safeguard this prized possession from unexpected events like theft, damage and more, securing a bike insurance plan with a high coverage amount is essential.

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