Jawa Bikes in India

Q: Which Jawa models are available in India?

The lineup includes Jawa Classic, Jawa 42, and Perak, offering a perfect mix of style and performance.

Q: Are Jawa motorcycles suitable for touring?

Yes, Jawa bikes offer comfortable seating and refined engines ideal for long-distance rides.

Q: Does Jawa provide BS6 engines?

Yes, all Jawa motorcycles are BS6-compliant, ensuring better fuel efficiency and cleaner emissions.

Q: Who owns Jawa Motorcycles today?

Jawa is a part of Classic Legends Pvt. Ltd., backed by Mahindra Group.

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Jawa is a leading Bike manufacturer with prominent models like the Standard, 350, and 42 FJ. Currently, it has 6 bikes on sale in India.

Jawa Bike Models

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Jawa 42

₹ 1.73 Lakh - 1.98 LakhEx-showroom Price

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Jawa Standard

₹ 1.82 Lakh - 1.97 LakhEx-showroom Price

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Jawa 350

₹ 1.99 Lakh - 2.35 LakhEx-showroom Price

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Jawa 42 FJ

₹ 1.99 Lakh - 2.20 LakhEx-showroom Price

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Jawa 42 Bobber

₹ 2.07 Lakh - 2.41 LakhEx-showroom Price

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Jawa Perak

₹ 2.10 Lakh - 2.19 LakhEx-showroom Price

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About Jawa Bikes

Jawa Motorcycles is a global motorcycle brand, which was founded in Prague, Czechoslovakia, in the year 1929 by Frantisek Janecek. He bought the motorcycle division of Wanderer, a German manufacturer of bikes, motorbikes, automobiles, etc., and, thus Jawa was born. The word ‘Jawa’ has an interesting etymology. The first two letters of the brand come from Janecek and the last two from the German company, Wanderer.

The first Jawa bike – the Jawa 500 OHV – borrowed its design and mechanical parts from the Wanderer 500. In the 1950s, Jawa became one of the top motorcycle manufacturers in the world, with exports to over 120 countries.

During the early years of World War II, in Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia, Janecek worked relentlessly on the next models. That model is now known as the Jawa Perak. 1941 was not a great year for the company, as it saw the death of Frantisek Janecek. In 1946, the Jawa Perak was showcased at the Paris Motor Show and won a gold medal.

Ideal Jawa was a firm that was importing Jawa motorcycles to India. It began a proper production of Jawa motorbikes in Mysore in the early 60s, leading to Jawa motorcycles India innings. In the same decade, the company ventured into road racing. Subsequently, it secured eight first places in six-day trials and won six motocross world titles. In the 1990s, the company had to shut down production due to severe losses. However, the brand was resurrected as Jawa Moto in Tynec nad Sazavou, a Czech town, in 1997.

In India, Mahindra & Mahindra resurrected Jawa Motorcycles in December 2018. Jawa Bikes India then had two motorcycles in its portfolio – the Jawa Forty-Two and Jawa Standard. The design of both Jawa motorcycles is a near-perfect amalgamation of classic and modern design elements.