KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Revised pricing for sub-350cc motorcycles announced.
- GST on two-wheelers reduced to 18%.
- Keeway, Zontes, QJ Motor prices updated.
- New prices effective from September 22, 2025.
- AARI strengthens position in 250-350cc segment.
Adishwar Auto Ride India Pvt. Ltd. (AARI) has officially rolled out revised pricing for its sub-350cc motorcycle portfolio. The update spans across its multiple brands - Keeway, Zontes, and QJ Motor - following the Government's recent GST/tax revision.
The tax on two-wheelers up to 350cc has now been reduced from 28% to 18%, making motorcycles in this category considerably more accessible. AARI has swiftly passed on this benefit to customers by adjusting ex-showroom prices across its eligible models, effective 22nd September 2025. Check out more details below and make sure you join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Community to stay versed on the latest automotive news.
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More Affordable Riding Experience
This move brings down the ownership cost of popular models under the 350cc range, ensuring that aspiring riders, especially those eyeing entry-level premium motorcycles, get better value for their money. The reduced prices not only make these machines lighter on the pocket but also position them more competitively against rivals in the Indian market.
Updated Prices Across Portfolios
The revised pricing is already live and available at all AARI-authorized dealerships nationwide. With this, AARI is set to further strengthen its presence in the competitive 250-350cc motorcycle segment in India.
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Verdict
By immediately aligning with the GST reduction, AARI reaffirms its focus on transparency and customer-first policies. Riders can now enjoy premium engineering and design at a lower entry cost, a move likely to attract both first-time buyers in the premium space and enthusiasts looking for stylish, performance-oriented motorcycles without stretching their budgets.
