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V302C News & Updates
₹ 4,21,995ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 298cc
- Power
- 29.09bhp
- Mileage
- 36kmpl
- Weight
- 167kg
06 / News
Keeway V302C: Latest News and Updates
The Keeway V302C has been part of the Indian two-wheeler market since its original launch on August 30, 2022. Since then, the bike has received one notable update - the 2026 model year refresh launched on April 28, 2026.
2026 Update (April 28, 2026): Keeway launched the MY2026 V302C with a single change: the addition of a Yellow colour option, joining the existing Glossy Black and Glossy Red. The price remained unchanged at Rs 4.22 lakh (ex-showroom). There were no mechanical updates, no feature additions, and no hardware revisions. The refresh was purely cosmetic - aimed at expanding the colour palette for buyers who want a more vibrant option.
Original India Launch (August 30, 2022): The V302C was introduced as Keeway's flagship cruiser for India, powered by a 298cc V-twin engine with belt drive - both firsts in the sub-Rs 5 lakh cruiser segment at the time. It was positioned against the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 and the then-newly launched Yezdi Roadster, but aimed at a distinct buyer: someone prioritising engine character and design exclusivity over practical ownership.
Platform Sibling: The V302C shares its engine and platform with the QJ Motor SRV 300 - a badge-sibling also sold in India under the QJ Motor brand. This means two dealership networks for the same underlying hardware, which can be useful when sourcing parts outside major cities.
Official Updates (1)
Keeway launched the MY2026 V302C on April 28, 2026, adding a new Yellow colour option to the existing Glossy Black and Glossy Red lineup. The ex-showroom price remains unchanged at Rs 4.22 lakh, with no mechanical updates or feature changes.
Watch this space for any mechanical updates, price revisions, or new variant announcements. Given that the 2026 refresh was cosmetic-only, a more substantial update - potentially with revised suspension tuning, improved braking hardware, or connectivity features - may follow in a future model year. Keeway's parent company, the QJ Group (which also owns Benelli), has been actively expanding its India product portfolio, so spec upgrades are plausible in the medium term.