Hello friends! Big news has arrived in the Indian automobile sector. A name we’ve known for years as a symbol of strength, reliability, and the pride of “Made in India” is about to hit the roads in a new avatar. Yes, I’m talking about Tata Motors. The undisputed king of cars and commercial vehicles is now entering the two-wheeler segment, and believe me, this isn’t just a new bike; it’s a new chapter.
Tata’s trust, now in every street and neighborhood
We all know what Tata Motors stands for. It’s about affordability, durability, and understanding the pulse of the Indian customer. From the Nano to the Nexon, Tata has always focused on creating vehicles for the common man. Now, this vision is about to enter the bike segment as well.
The company’s goal isn’t just to sell a new bike, but to provide a ride that fulfills the dreams of every Indian, especially the youth and everyday commuters. When it comes to ‘Tata,’ safety and quality are a given. This expansion will further Tata’s long-standing tradition of providing accessible transportation to all.
Meet the Tata Classic 110 and Classic 125
Tata’s first offerings are led by two names: the Tata Classic 110 and Classic 125. As the names suggest, these bikes offer a powerful blend of retro looks and modern technology. They’ve been specifically designed for India’s crowded roads and rugged terrain.
Things you should know about these bikes:
| Features | What is special about Classic 110 and 125? |
| Engine and performance | A smooth 5-speed gearbox. Self-start and kick-start options are also available—because we’re Indians! |
| Gear and driving | Designed for everyday use, the bike is expected to return a mileage of 60 to 65 kmpl. |
| Mileage Promise | Safety is a hallmark of Tata. It is expected to feature advanced safety features like disc brakes, optional ABS, and side-stand engine cutoff. |
| Safety | These aren’t just ordinary bikes. They’ll feature modern features like a digital console, Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, and a USB charging port. |
| Technology | Safety is a hallmark of Tata. It is expected to feature advanced safety features like disc brakes, optional ABS, and a side-stand engine cutoff. |
| Build and Comfort | Sturdy chassis, comfortable suspension ( telescopic front and twin-shock rear ). The ride is comfortable even in city potholes. |
Made in Pune, Made for India
It’s a matter of pride that all these Tata bikes are expected to be manufactured at the company’s state-of-the-art manufacturing unit in Pune. Tata’s engineering prowess means:
- Low Maintenance: A vehicle running on Indian roads should be low-cost.
- High Durability: These bikes will be built tough to withstand rough roads.
- Affordable Price: ‘Made in India’ will reduce the production cost, which will directly benefit the customer.
Launched at an expected starting price of ₹55,999 to ₹1,10,000, the bike will directly compete with giants like Hero, Bajaj, and Honda.
What will be the impact on the market?
Tata’s move is sure to disrupt the two-wheeler market. With a trusted brand, excellent safety features, and aggressive pricing, Tata is sure to be a game-changer in the market. It will appeal to young people who seek stylish design and smart connectivity.
Currently, the Classic 110 is expected to launch as an entry-level commuter by mid-2026. But that’s just the beginning! There’s also strong talk of launching 200-250cc performance bikes and electric bikes in the future.
We can remember Tata bikes by just one name: The perfect combination of reliability, price, and technology.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – Tata Bikes
Q1. What could be the launch date of the Tata Classic 110 and 125?
According to market estimates, the entry-level commuter bike, the Tata Classic 110, is expected to be launched in India around mid-2026.
Q2. What is the estimated mileage of these bikes?
Since these are bikes in the commuter segment, they have been designed with a strong focus on fuel efficiency. Expect these bikes to deliver a mileage of around 60-65 km/l.
Q3. Will Tata bikes have safety features like ABS (Anti-lock Braking System)?
Yes. Tata cars emphasize safety, and the bikes are expected to offer the same. These models are expected to feature disc brakes, a combi-braking system, and optional ABS on the top-spec models.
Q4. Which companies will these bikes compete with in the market?
Due to its price range and segment, Tata bikes will directly compete with established models like Hero Splendor/Passion, Bajaj Platina/CT, and Honda Shine.
Q5. Will these bikes have Bluetooth connectivity?
Yes, considering the latest technology, it is expected that some variants of these Tata bikes will definitely be provided with Bluetooth connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation, along with a digital instrument cluster.
Q6. Will Tata Electric also enter the two-wheeler segment?
Absolutely. Tata Motors is a leader in electric cars. In the future, the company may have strong plans to leverage its expertise to launch electric scooters or electric bikes.