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Motoverse 2025 pulled in nearly 40,000 riders and enthusiasts from across the world over three straight days in Vagator, Goa
The 2025 edition of Motoverse 2025 wrapped up in Vagator on November 23, pulling in nearly 40,000 riders and enthusiasts from across the world over three straight days of riding, racing, art and sound. Riding collectives, independent builders, artists and creators framed most of the experience. From sessions to race tracks and installations, the tone was set by people who adore motorcycling.
Among the biggest talking points this year was the India debut of the Bullet 650. Built around Royal Enfield’s 650 cc parallel-twin engine, the motorcycle stays true to its lineage while introducing modern bits the flagship series is known for. Parked nearby was the Flying Flea S6, a scrambler-style electric machine that combines lightweight design with off-road capability and it will go on sale in late 2026.
Two special editions also stepped into the spotlight. The Himalayan Mana Black arrived in a stealth matte finish with a minimal visual approach and notable accessories. It was introduced at Rs. 3,37,000 (ex-showroom, Chennai). The Meteor 350 Sundowner Orange followed as a celebration of the half-a-million strong Meteor rider community, priced at Rs. 2,18,882 (ex-showroom, Chennai) with touring essentials straight from the factory.
The Pure Sport Arena at MotoThrill showcased flat track action using the Royal Enfield FT450. The iconic Maut Ka Kuan made its return, this time with a taller double-storey setup that kept crowds glued for hours. Music became the second engine powering the weekend. Diplo, a long-time Royal Enfield rider, rolled in on a Himalayan 450 before taking over the stage.
Hanumankind opened the main celebrations mounted on the Bullet 650. Alongside them, Indian favourites like Parvaaz, Euphoria, Thaikkudam Bridge, MIDIval Punditz, The Yellow Diary and the Kutle Khan–Karsh Kale collaboration filled Vagator with sound each night. Storytelling found its home at MotoReel where voices from motorsport, exploration and endurance came together.
Motorcycle adventurers and racers such as Nick Sanders, Vanessa Ruck and Freddie Spencer shared the stage with Jonty Rhodes and members of the Monk & Warriors collective creating sessions that went far beyond machines into human resilience and travel.
MotoVille hosted the Art of Motorcycling exhibition featuring works from creators across 12 countries – selected from more than 51,000 global entries exploring movement, freedom and two-wheel design. Royal Enfield Apparel also returned with its Revv’ed Up Runway – unveiling a vintage-inspired collection rooted in classic motorcycling style.
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