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Kymco has updated its popular Downtown range of scooters internationally which will go up against the Suzuki Burgman Street EX.

Suzuki India recently updated its lineup with the launch of the Burgman EX 125. The new variant shares a majority of its configurations with the existing models while incubating new bits for a slight refresh. Moreover, the Suzuki Burgman is also a widely popular model in the 125cc class and in this story, we’ve listed its asking price in the top 10 cities of India.

Taiwanese manufacturer Kymco has taken the wraps off the Dink 125 and 150 for international markets.

Yamaha has launched new colours for the Aerox 155 in Malaysia, where it’s called the NVX 155.

There are certain aspects which differentiate it from the standard model and we put an emphasis on the same here.

With a price tag of Rs. 1,50,600 (ex-showroom, Delhi), the Aerox 155 S is Rs. 1,500 and Rs. 3,000 more expensive than the standard and MotoGP trims, respectively.

The Hero Xoom 160 is slated to be launched soon and it marks a new chapter in the history of the company as it ventures into the premium scooter space. This will also be the company’s first maxi-scooter and here is what we know about it so far.

SYM, one of the biggest scooter retailers in Europe has taken the wraps off the updated Jet 14 Evo maxi-scooter.

The SR Max250 HPE packs in a 244cc, liquid-cooled engine that offers a healthy 25.8bhp. However, it is unlikely to be launched in India soon.

That name might sound familiar to you since Keeway sells the road-going version of the scooter in India, of which we did the road test review in August last year.

While India is certainly the world’s largest two-wheeler market, the scooter offerings here have mostly been conventional for the longest time. However, that has been seeing a gradual change since maxi-scooters too have now made their way here. One of the latest models to do so is the Keeway Vieste 300. It’s a Hungarian brand, now owned by Qianjiang (Benelli’s parent company) which has recently stepped foot in India. We tested the Vieste 300 for a few days and here’s what you should know before buying it.

Keeway India has commenced the deliveries of its scooter range in India. Currently, it only offers two models -- Sixties 300i and Vieste 300. The asking price for both models is set to Rs 2.99 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) onwards

A new paint scheme has joined its colour palette which goes by the name Imperial Blue.

The scooter gets a cosmetic update for the new model year