Tag - Indian Pursuit Elite

Key highlights Indian Challenger Elite and Pursuit Elite unveiled Limited to 350 units and 250 units, respectively Both motorcycles are powered by the 1,834cc V-twin engine Indian Motorcycles has unveiled its new special edition models called Challenger Elite and Pursuit Elite. Both motorcycles are based on special hand-painted themes and are limited in production numbers. Also read: 2025 Royal Enfield Hunter 350 launched with new features and colours Indian Challenger Elite details The Challenger Elite is limited to 350 units globally. It has been inspired by the American motorcycle racing legend Gene Walker, who broke the land speed record in 1920 on his Indian PowerPlus. The Challenger Elite features a special bespoke red and white paint theme. The upper half is painted in white, which is separated by a black band, further differentiating the red colour on the lower portion. Moreover, it features special shimmering glass particles in the paint, exclusive badges, and individual numbers per bike on the console. Indian Pursuit Elite details The Pursuit Elite is limited to 250 units only. It is inspired by the American military heritage and Indian Motorcycles association with the US Army as it supplied 20,000 units of the PowerPlus model in 1916. It features a special military green shimmering paint, which is coupled with a dual-tone black contrast. Additionally, the special Elite badging is highlighted by the golden paint and 112 engine covers. Additionally, the Pursuit Elite features the special numbering on the console, which signifies the limited-edition bike. Also read: Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 first testing spyshots are in Other details Both special edition models use the 1,834 cc liquid-cooled, V-twin engine. This engine, meshed with a 6-speed transmission, produce 126 bhp and 181.4 Nm of power and torque, respectively. In terms of features, both bikes are equipped with a 7-inch TFT console, Apple CarPlay navigation, music controls, electronic ignition, and more. Our verdict The newly revealed special edition Indian bikes can be booked by contacting your nearest dealer. However, the limited number of production will make it tough to get them. Prices for the Indian market have not been disclosed yet.