Neil Nair is an Auto Journo at BikeWale. He specializes in automotive journalism with a passion for motorcycles, and he also shares his love for food and dogs. Neil's insights and articles have been featured in Bike Rider Magazine and BikeWale.
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Neil's coverage is heavily focused on the automotive industry, particularly new motorcycle launches and related announcements in India. Given this focus, Neil may be most receptive to pitches involving exclusive insights or interviews with key figures from the Indian automotive sector, especially those related to new bike launches, pricing strategies, and industry rivalries.
Since a significant portion of his coverage comes from press releases and private sector announcements, sources providing firsthand information about upcoming motorcycles and their features would likely appeal to him.
Pitches offering unique perspectives on emerging trends in the Indian motorcycling market or insider knowledge about future developments within specific companies could also capture Neil's attention.
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By: Neil Nair
Royal Enfield has registered the design patent for the Flying Flea S6 Scrambler, signalling the next step in the brand’s electric motorcycle plans.
Benelli has unveiled the new BKX 125, a lightweight ADV set to arrive in global markets in early 2026, and it does so with an all-new engine platform.
By: Neil Nair
Verge Motorcycles has unveiled a breakthrough in electric motorcycle technology, by what it claims is the world’s first production-ready solid-state battery.
Suzuki has chosen the Tokyo Auto Salon 2026 as the stage for the debut of its DR-Z4S Monster Hunter Wilds Edition concept.
By: Neil Nair
KTM has revealed the 2026 390 Duke for global markets, introducing a new Atlantic Blue colour option for the latest model year.
Ducati has officially unveiled the Desmo450 MX Factory, marking a significant step forward in the Italian brand’s motocross ambitions.
A new S version of the Ducati Diavel V4 seems to be in the works. Design patents filed with the European Union Intellectual Property Office confirm the news.
Honda has officially launched the CB1000 Hornet in New Zealand, priced from $22,995. The motorcycle is available in the top-spec SP variant.
Triumph Motorcycles has launched its latest 400cc models in New Zealand with a starting price of $9,995 (+ORC) each.
KTM is set to bring braking development in-house, with the Austrian manufacturer confirming it will begin producing its own brake systems under the WP brand.
