Articles about Jawa Perak

Jawa Motorcycles is working to expand its product portfolio in India with multiple new bikes, including a new roadster and cruiser bike. The latter will take on the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 and has been spotted testing for the second time.

Classic Legends-owned Jawa has increased the prices of its motorcycles in India to cushion the impact of rising input costs due to the global disruption in supply chain caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Classic Legends has hiked the price of its Jawa Perak bobber-styled motorbike in India.

After a long delay, Jawa Motorcycles has finally started delivering its highly-awaited Perak motorcycle to customers in India.

Jawa Motorcycles India has revealed the delivery date of the Perak via a rather cryptic tweet.

Jawa Motorcycles has postponed the deliveries of its Perak motorcycle due to the 21-day country-wide lockdown that has been imposed to control the coronavirus pandemic.

Taking on Royal Enfield 650 Twins and Jawa Perak, Japanese automaker Honda is all set to launch its first mid-capacity cruiser, the Rebel 500, in India by the end of this year.

If you are one of those folks who have just graduated from college and landed into a new job, then this might be a good time to gift yourself a new motorcycle.

With new BS6 emission norms set to be implemented in India from April 1, all automakers are upgrading their vehicles to comply with the upcoming regulations.

Classic Legends, a subsidiary of Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. which owns Jawa Motorcycles, is all set to commence the bookings for the bobber-styled Perak in India.

Jawa Motorcycles has confirmed that the BS6-compliant models of the Jawa and Jawa 42 motorcycles will continue to be powered by the same 293cc engine that is available on the existing BS4 models.

Taking on the recently launched Jawa Perak, Royal Enfield has introduced a single-seat variant of its cruiser, the Classic 350, in India.

Classic Legends, a Mahindra & Mahindra venture which owns Jawa Motorcycles, has launched the Perak motorcycle in India for Rs. 1.94 lakh.

Jawa Perak, which was unveiled alongside standard Jawa and Jawa 42 models last year, is all set to be launched in India on November 15.

Czech motorcycle brand Jawa, which has a cult following in India, is back in business in India after 22 years, and has unveiled three new motorcycles to announce its return.