2024 Indian Roadmaster Elite Launched in India at INR 71.82 Lakh; Checkout Details

Indian Motorcycle was established in 1901, and the brand currently holds a significant place in US motorcycling history.

Published On: 02/08/24
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The Roadmaster Elite is available in a tri-tone paint scheme, including candy-red paint and black candy shades.
The limited-edition bike draws power from the 1,800-cc Thunder Stroke 116 air-cooled V-twin powertrain.

The American motorcycle manufacturer Indian Motorcycle has introduced the 2024 Roadmaster Elite in India. Positioned in the luxury bike segment, the production of the new model is limited to only 350 units worldwide. In India, the Roadmaster Elite is available at an ex-showroom price of INR 71.82 lakh (ex-showroom). The Roadmaster Elite motorcycle is a limited-edition model, and it packs advanced features that set it apart from the outgoing model. It is available in a tri-tone paint scheme, including candy red paint and black candy shades. The candy-red color pays tribute to the iconic red paint that we’ve seen on Indian motorcycles since 1904.

The Indian Roadmaster Elite comes equipped with gold-colored lettering and logos, and it rolls on 10-spoke diamond-cut alloy wheels. It is loaded with features like a 7-inch TFT display with Apple CarPlay and Bluetooth connectivity, LED lighting with cornering functionality, a 12-speaker, 600-watt music system, chrome accents, leather seating, and heated and cooled seats. The motorcycle houses a large fairing, a top box with integrated armrests, panniers, and a backrest.

The Roadmaster Elite draws power from the 1,800-cc, Thunder Stroke 116, air-cooled, V-twin powertrain. The unit churns out a power of 120 bhp and a peak torque of 170 Nm. It is mated to a six-speed gearbox. The motorcycle has ample storage capacity, and it has saddlebags and a weatherproof top case.

Indian Motorcycle was established in 1901, and the brand holds a significant place in US motorcycling history. The brand was a significant force in India in the early 20th century. However, the two-wheeler giant faced financial issues and halted its operations in 1953. Later, the company was revived under several ownerships. At the moment, the US-based cruise motorcycle brand’s Indian lineup comprises the Chief, Indian Scout, the Springfield, and the Chieftain. The launch of the new Roadmaster Elite in India indicates that the company is looking to expand its market presence in the country.