Harley-Davidson Updates Prices For Its 2025 India Lineup; The Street Bob Returns

While the asking price of premium Harley-Davidson bikes has increased, the H-D X440 remains the same.

Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250 ST

While the asking price of premium Harley-Davidson bikes have increased, the H-D X440 remains the same.

Harley-Davidson has officially revised the asking price of its entire portfolio for 2025 in India. While the new bikes are yet to arrive, pre-bookings for the same have already commenced across all H-D showrooms in India. All, except for the H-D X440, have seen a price hike. The entry-level Harley-Davidson roadster continues to be priced from the same ₹2.39 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) onwards, with no changes whatsoever. 

Here’s how much each bike will cost –

 New PriceOld Price Difference
Nightster₹13.51 lakh₹13.39 lakh₹12,000
Nightster Special ₹14.29 lakh₹14.09 lakh ₹20,000
Sportster S₹16.70 lakh₹16.49 lakh₹21,000
Pan America₹25.10 lakh₹24.64 lakh₹46,000
Heritage Classic₹23.85 lakh₹27.19 lakh₹3.34 lakh
Breakout₹31.79 lakh₹30.99 lakh₹80,000
Street Glide₹39.30 lakh₹38.79 lakh₹51,000
Road Glide₹42.30 lakh₹41.79 lakh₹51,000

For 2025, a few Harley-Davidson bikes have undergone significant updates. For starters, the newly introduced Street Bob, which replaces the Fat Bob in the cruise category from before, debuts with the brand’s latest 1,923 cc, Milwaukee-Eight 117 V-twin engine. This mill produces 91 bhp and 156 Nm, and comes paired to a 6-speed gearbox. However, the asking price of the bike is yet to be revealed. 

Beyond that, Harley-Davidson has also confirmed the launch of two premium CVO bikes later this year. This includes the CVO Street Glide and CVO Road Glide. Both represent the pinnacle of H-D’s signature styling, and were updated earlier this year for further refinement. These Custom Vehicle Operations models feature the larger 1983 cc Milwaukee-Eight VVT 121 engine delivering 117 bhp and 188 Nm. Harley-Davidson had also introduced CVO iterations of the Pan Am, but the adventure tourer will not launch in India. To know more about these CVO specials, head to this link.