- Keeway India launches 2026 V302C cruiser with minor aesthetic updates and Rs 4.22 lakh price
- New yellow color option added to existing red and black schemes for 2026 V302C model
- The V302C retains its 298 cc V-twin engine with 29.5 hp and belt-driven transmission unchanged
Keeway India has officially refreshed its cruiser motorcycle lineup by introducing the 2026 V302C. This latest model brings a minor aesthetic update to the small-capacity cruiser while retaining its established mechanical platform, and is priced at Rs 4.22 lakh (ex-showroom).
The primary update for the 2026 model year is the addition of a new yellow colour option. This shade joins the existing red and black paint schemes, allowing for increased customization options for potential buyers. Despite this fresh aesthetic inclusion, the overall design identity of the V302C remains unchanged, maintaining the low-slung, neo-retro cruiser silhouette that has defined the motorcycle since its debut in the Indian market.
Beneath the skin, the motorcycle remains mechanically identical to its predecessor. It continues to be powered by a 298 cc, liquid-cooled, V-twin engine that is paired with a belt-driven transmission, a configuration that remains a distinctive feature in this segment. This engine delivers a peak output of 29.5 hp at 8,500 rpm and 26.5 Nm of peak torque at 6,500 rpm.
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The chassis setup utilizes a traditional telescopic front fork paired with twin shock absorbers at the rear. Stopping power is managed by a 300 mm disc brake at the front and a 240 mm disc at the rear, supported by a dual-channel ABS. The motorcycle also features cast alloy wheels and a 15-litre fuel tank, which, combined with the low seat height, are designed to offer a comfortable and approachable cruiser riding experience.
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At its current price, the 2026 Keeway V302C reflects an adjustment in pricing that brings the model closer to its pre-GST levels. For context, the motorcycle was previously priced at Rs 4.29 lakh, before a temporary reduction to Rs 3.99 lakh following the passing on of certain tax benefits to customers.