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Updated Benelli TRK 502 models launched; prices start at Rs 6.20 lakh

Benelli has updated the TRK 502 range and has given it a price hike of Rs 35,000.
2 min read7 May '25
Ved JanveVed Janve
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Updated Benelli TRK 502 models launched; prices start at Rs 6.20 lakh

Benelli has launched the updated TRK 502 and 502X in India. The road-biased 502 is priced at Rs 6.20 lakh, whereas the off-road-focused 502X will set you back by Rs 6.80 lakh.

  1. Benelli TRK 502 range updated with additional features
  2. It now gets heated seats, heated grips and TPMS

Benelli TRK 502 range updated: What’s new?

For 2025, Benelli has added a few new features to keep the TRK 502 range fresh

Launched in 2019, the TRK 502 range has remained unaltered since then. Now, the brand has given the duo their first feature update. For 2025, both bikes get a new TFT display with offline maps, smartphone connectivity, heated grips and a heated rider’s seat. Benelli has also given the TRK range a few new safety features, such as TPMS (tyre pressure monitoring system) and a slipper clutch. Additionally, the 502X now gets a pair of cross-spoke tubeless wheels that replace the older spoked wheels.

Updated Benelli TRK 502 models launched; prices start at Rs 6.20 lakh

Interestingly, the road-focused TRK 502, which rolls on 17-inch wheels with alloys at both ends, has a higher dry weight of 223kg. In comparison, the off-road-biased 502X, which comes with a 19-inch cross-spoke front wheel, has a dry weight of 213kg. This is despite the fact that the 502X comes with a beefy upswept exhaust, whereas the 502 gets an underbelly exhaust. The brand also claims that the aluminium swingarm has been optimised for better handling, although there is no difference in their respective weights. 

Benelli TRK 502 range engine and price:

Produces 47hp and 46Nm

Updated Benelli TRK 502 models launched; prices start at Rs 6.20 lakh

Both motorcycles have an accessible 800mm seat height coupled with 190mm of ground clearance. Apart from these updates, both bikes remain mechanically unchanged. They continue to carry the 500cc, inline-2, liquid-cooled engine producing the same 47hp and 46Nm, while being mated to a six-speed gearbox.

Currently, the Benelli TRK 502 is available in a single colourway of black and white and will set you back by Rs 6.20 lakh. The TRK 502X is offered in white and green, and it retails at Rs 6.70 lakh. Additionally, there’s also a limited edition yellow colour coupled with golden rims that is based on the 502X and costs Rs 15,000 more. Prices for all the models have increased by Rs 35,000.

Updated Benelli TRK 502 models launched; prices start at Rs 6.20 lakh

 

Benelli TRK 552 unveiled overseas 

It is worth mentioning that Benelli has unveiled the latest generation of the TRK 502 range, dubbed the TRK 552. This new generation comes with an updated engine, offering slightly more power, an all-new design, and a few additional features. Currently, the brand has updated the globally phased-out TRK 502 range for India. It remains to be seen when the brand will decide to bring the all-new TRK 552 range to India.

All prices mentioned are ex-showroom, India.

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