Indian Motorcycle

Indian Motorcycle will celebrate its 125th anniversary with a three-day rally at Brooklands this August Bank Holiday, and it’s open to all riders.

Indian Motorcycle has revealed fresh finance offers across its PowerPlus and Chief line-ups, and this is how much it will cost to own one monthly.

Want to test ride a 2026 Indian motorcycle at a custom classic and hot rod bike show? Well, now you can

Indian Motorcycle has partnered with The Motoring Organisation in a bid to provide more support for new owners.

Do you like the Indian Scout Bobber, Chief Vintage, or Challenger, but wish they were more sparkly? We’ve got good news.

The 2026 Indian Motorcycle Fest will feature a fifth anniversary edition of the company’s custom bike show.

Indian Motorcycle has added a new dealership to its UK network, with Oakmere Motorcycles opening in Cheshire.

The ownership takeover of Indian Motorcycle by Carolwood LP has been completed.

The new Indian Chief Vintage blends 1940s styling with modern hardware, offering old-school looks without abandoning current-day tech and convenience.

Indian Motorcycle UK kick-starts 2026 with huge purchase contributions across three model types.

Indian Motorcycle is celebrating its 126-year anniversary in 2026 with a new ‘Never Finished’ campaign.

Indian Motorcycle has teamed up with MMA kit and clothing maker Venum for a special edition, which won’t be coming to the UK.

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This stunning concept bike shows what’s important to Indian Motorcycle, and, perhaps, where it’s going.

As you might expect from a company in the midst of an ownership change, Indian Motorcycle’s 2026 model year line-up plays it safe.

Letters from Indian Motorcycle’s new owners to its employees and dealerships have been leaked, revealing future intentions.

Polaris is spinning off Indian Motorcycle into an independent company, selling a majority stake to Carolwood LP as the century-old American brand gears up for its next chapter.

Want to ride a unique American cruiser for less than the average council tax bill? Indian Motorcycle is here for you.

Indian’s Tyler O’Hara set a new Bonneville record at 194mph on a Challenger bagger - quick, but still not quite fast enough to steal Burt Munro’s unofficial crown.