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Indian Scout

Indian · Motorcycle

Scout Ex-Showroom Price

₹12.99 Lakhex-showroom · last updated 2026

Engine
1,130.7cc
Power
98.7bhp
Weight
253kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

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Indian Scout Price in India 2025: Ex-Showroom, On-Road, EMI

The 2025 Indian Scout range is priced from Rs 13,88,244 (Scout Sixty Bobber Standard) to Rs 17,25,954 (Super Scout Standard) ex-showroom across India. These are current mid-2026 prices - a Rs 88,000-90,000 increase from the launch prices announced in 2025, when the Scout Sixty Bobber started at Rs 12.99 lakh.

The core Scout models - Scout Bobber (Rs 14,95,115) and Scout Classic (Rs 14,98,321) - sit just under Rs 15 lakh ex-showroom. On-road costs vary significantly by state. In Delhi, the Scout Classic Standard costs approximately Rs 16,88,597 on-road. In Mumbai, expect to pay around Rs 16,99,666 on-road for a comparable variant. The difference is driven primarily by state RTO registration rates.

On-road price breakdown (approximate for Scout Classic Standard): • Ex-showroom: Rs 14,98,321 • RTO (road tax): Rs 1,19,000-1,95,000 (8-13% depending on state) • Insurance (comprehensive): Rs 42,000-55,000 (first year) • Dealer/handling charges: Rs 3,500 • Total on-road: Rs 16.6-17.5 lakh depending on city

For EMI estimates on the Scout Classic Standard at Rs 15 lakh ex-showroom: a 20% down payment (Rs 3 lakh) on a 36-month loan at 10.5% interest works out to approximately Rs 38,500-40,000 per month. On a 60-month loan, the monthly EMI drops to around Rs 25,500-27,000 but total interest paid nearly doubles.

The Harley-Davidson Nightster starts at Rs 14,54,000 ex-showroom, making it a direct price competitor to the Scout Bobber. The Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650 at Rs 4.03 lakh is in a different bracket entirely - but it appeals to a similar type of rider who prefers cruiser styling.

VariantEx-Showroom Price
Standard₹ 13,51,374

* Average ex-showroom prices. Select a city above to see the full on-road price including RTO, insurance, and other charges.

Before booking, get an itemised quote from the dealership and verify each line. Some dealers bundle in accessories or extended warranties that inflate the final number - these are negotiable. Sourcing first-year insurance independently from an insurer rather than through the dealership can save Rs 3,000-8,000 on the premium. Resale value for Indian Motorcycle bikes in India is not yet well-established - the brand is still building its used-bike ecosystem. If resale matters to your budget calculation, a Harley-Davidson or Royal Enfield will hold value more predictably in the current Indian market.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat is the on-road price of the Indian Scout in Delhi and Mumbai?
The Indian Scout Classic Standard on-road price in Delhi is approximately Rs 16,88,597 and in Mumbai approximately Rs 16,99,666. On-road costs include the ex-showroom price of Rs 14,98,321, state RTO registration charges, first-year comprehensive insurance, and dealer handling fees of Rs 3,500.
QWhat are the RTO and insurance charges for the Indian Scout?
RTO (road tax) for the Indian Scout varies by state, ranging from 8% to 13% of the ex-showroom price. On the Scout Classic at Rs 14,98,321, this is approximately Rs 1,19,000-1,95,000. First-year comprehensive insurance typically costs Rs 42,000-55,000 depending on insurer and coverage selected.
QWhat is the EMI for the Indian Scout Classic?
For the Scout Classic Standard at Rs 14,98,321 ex-showroom, a 20% down payment (Rs 3 lakh) on a 36-month loan at 10.5% interest gives a monthly EMI of approximately Rs 38,500-40,000. On a 60-month loan the monthly payment drops to approximately Rs 25,500-27,000.
QHas the price of the Indian Scout changed since its India launch?
Yes. The Indian Scout range was launched in India in 2025 with the Scout Sixty Bobber starting at Rs 12.99 lakh. By mid-2026, the Scout Sixty Bobber is revised upward to Rs 13,88,244 and the Scout Classic Standard to Rs 14,98,321 - increases of approximately Rs 88,000-99,000 from launch prices.