The American bikemaker has rejigged its cruiser range in India by relaunching the Street Bob and discontinuing the Fat Bob models.
Harley-Davidson, in association with Hero MotoCorp, has announced the pricing for its entire 2025 line-up of motorcycles in the Indian market. The bikes can be booked at the company authorized dealerships across the country. The American two-wheeler brand stated that it will rejig the cruiser models by relaunching the Street Bob in India while pulling the plug on the Fat Bob. It further added that the ex-showroom prices of the Street Bob and CVO models of Street Glide and Road Glide will be revealed in the coming months.
The most affordable Harley-Davidson motorcycle in India is the X440 at Rs 2.39 lakh, which has been developed in collaboration with Hero MotoCorp. In the big bike range, the Nightster and Nightster Special are the entry-level models at price points of Rs 13.51 lakh and Rs 14.29 lakh, respectively. The American two-wheeler company will also retail the Sportster S at Rs 16.70 lakh in the domestic market.
| Product Name | Ex-Showroom Price (INR) |
| H-D Nightster™ | 13,51,000 |
| H-D Nightster™ Special | 14,29,000 |
| H-D Sportster™ S | 16,70,000 |
| H-D Pan America™ Special | 25,10,000 |
| H-D Breakout™ | 37,19,000 |
| H-D Fatboy™ | 25,90,000 |
| H-D Heritage Classic | 23,85,000 |
| H-D Street Glide™ | 39,29,999 |
| H-D Road Glide™ | 42,30,000 |
| H-D X440 | 2,39,500 |
The 2025 Fatboy, probably the most popular Harley bike in India, will be sold at a sticker price of Rs 25.90 lakh. The Heritage Classic and Pan America Special will be available at prices of Rs 23.85 lakh and Rs 25.10 lakh, respectively. Harley-Davidson Breakout can be availed by the customers at Rs 37.90 lakh.
The standard versions of the 2025 Street Glide and the 2025 Road Glide have been priced at 39.30 lakh and Rs 42.30 lakh, respectively. On the other hand, the more exclusive CVO (Custom Vehicle Operations) models of these motorcycles will be launched at a later stage along with price announcement.
The 2025 Harley-Davidson Street Bob, launching later this year, will be powered by a new Milwaukee-Eight 117 Classic V-Twin engine while equipped with features like mini-ape handlebars and mid-mounted foot controls. The Bobber motorcycle is claimed to be quicker than before in the brand’s Softail range of motorcycles.
Meanwhile, in other news, Harley-Davidson and Hero MotoCorp will continue their partnership in India. Both the companies will jointly roll out a new middleweight motorcycle (400-650cc) after the success of the X440. In addition, a few special edition models of the X440 will also be launched in the coming days in the Indian market.
