The Latest Breaking News from Rajiv Bajaj

It really feels like KTM just can’t catch a break. Just when it looked like the Austrian motorcycle maker had weathered the worst of its financial woes, it’s back in the headlines—and not in the way fans would hope.

While manufacturers in other parts of the world seem to be obsessed with stuffing their bikes with more tech, more power, and ultimately more expensive stuff, Indian companies like Bajaj are focusing on other things. For example, we recently talked about how Bajaj unveiled the world’s first CNG-powered motorcycle in…

Triumph and Bajaj first partnered up several years ago, and the Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 X took some time to materialize. But now it's off to the races.

Britain's Triumph Motorcycles and India's Bajaj Auto spent years working out terms of their partnership. Now its bikes are on the market. How did we get here?

Indian motorcycle manufacturer Bajaj, which has partnered with Triumph on the Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 X, has big plans for Triumphs and a CNG bike as well.

The 300 to 400cc motorcycle segment is booming in 2023. Here's how Triumph, Bajaj, Harley, Hero, Royal Enfield, CFMOTO, KTM, BMW, & TVS all fit into the puzzle.

The 2024 Triumph Speed 400 is one of the first two bikes made in cooperation with Bajaj, intended for a global rollout from 2023 into 2024 over time.

In a new interview regarding several future Bajaj motorcycle developments, company CEO Rajiv Bajaj put some serious weight behind a June Triumph collab launch.