Top Adventure Tourers in India Between Rs 2-5 Lakh

The Indian market offers a wide variety of adventure touring motorcycles priced between Rs 2 lakh and Rs 5 lakh, ten years after Royal Enfield made the segment mainstream with the original Himalayan 411. TVS has entered the segment with the Apache RTX 300, featuring a 299.1cc liquid-cooled engine that makes 36hp and 28.1Nm of torque, priced from Rs 1.99 lakh for the base variant to Rs 2.39 lakh for the BTO variant. Suzuki offers the V-Strom SX at Rs 2.01 lakh, powered by a 249cc engine producing 26.5hp and 22.2Nm. Classic Legends' updated Yezdi Adventure starts at Rs 2.06 lakh and goes up to Rs 2.13 lakh, running on a 334cc liquid-cooled engine with 29.6hp and 29.8Nm. Royal Enfield has also brought back the air/oil-cooled Himalayan 440 for 2026 at Rs 2.29 lakh, using a 443cc engine that generates 25.4hp and 34Nm. KTM's lineup includes the 250 Adventure at Rs 2.53 lakh with a 31hp engine, alongside a 350cc version of the 390 Adventure priced at Rs 2.87 lakh, and the full-scale 399cc versions ranging from Rs 3.45 lakh to Rs 4.04 lakh. Triumph's Scrambler 400 X is priced at Rs 2.65 lakh with an XC variant at Rs 2.99 lakh, featuring a 349cc engine making 37hp. Royal Enfield's liquid-cooled Himalayan 450 starts at Rs 3.08 lakh and reaches Rs 3.39 lakh, pushing 40.02hp from its new platform. Kawasaki offers the twin-cylinder Versys-X 300 at Rs 3.49 lakh with a 296cc engine making 39hp. Finally, BMW launched the F 450 GS, which starts at Rs 4.95 lakh for the base variant, utilizing a 420cc parallel-twin engine that outputs 48hp and 43Nm of torque.