Brixton Motorcycles bikes in India (5)

Brixton Motorcycles sells 4 bikes in India, with 1 upcoming model, the Storr 500. The Brixton Motorcycles price starts at ₹4.00 lakh for the Crossfire 500 XC, which is the cheapest Brixton motorcycle, and goes up to ₹9.74 lakh for the Cromwell 1200 X, which is currently the most expensive Brixton motorcycle in the lineup (ex-showroom).

All Brixton Motorcycles in India are petrol-powered bikes, and the brand does not offer any electric models or scooters. The upcoming Brixton bike, the Storr 500, is estimated to fall between ₹5.50 lakh - ₹6.00 lakh (ex-showroom).

Brixton Motorcycles is an Austrian-born brand known for its modern-retro styling. The brand has built a niche for itself among enthusiasts who prefer European design, upright ergonomics, and torquey mid-capacity engines. The Brixton Motorcycles India lineup includes models across scrambler, neo-retro, and adventure-inspired categories. Popular Brixton bikes in India include the Crossfire 500 X and the Cromwell 1200.

Brixton Motorcycles Bikes Price in India (August 2026)

Here is the latest price of all Brixton Motorcycles bikes available for sale in India:

Brixton Motorcycles Model	Price (Ex-showroom)
Brixton Motorcycles Crossfire 500 XC	₹4.00 lakh
Brixton Motorcycles Crossfire 500 X	₹4.97 lakh
Brixton Motorcycles Cromwell 1200	₹8.24 lakh
Brixton Motorcycles Cromwell 1200 X	₹9.74 lakh

Brixton Motorcycles Crossfire 500 XC

₹4.00 Lakhs

Ex-showroom price

486 cc

Manual

160 kmph

2026

Exp. Launch

Brixton Motorcycles Storr 500

₹5.50 - ₹6.00 Lakhs

Estimated

Manual

Brixton Motorcycles Cromwell 1200

₹8.24 Lakhs

Ex-showroom price

1222 cc

Manual

198 kmph

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Brixton Motorcycles Cromwell 1200 X

₹9.74 Lakhs

Ex-showroom price

1222 cc

Manual

198 kmph

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Under ₹2 Lakh Under ₹5 Lakh

Brixton Motorcycles Crossfire 500 X

₹4.97 Lakhs

Ex-showroom price

486 cc

Automatic

160 kmph

Brixton Motorcycles Bikes - FAQs

The Brixton Motorcycles bike price in India starts at ₹4.00 lakh for the Crossfire 500 XC (ex-showroom).

The Cromwell 1200 X is the most expensive Brixton Motorcycles bike in India. It is priced at ₹9.74 lakh (ex-showroom).

There are 4 Brixton bikes on sale in India, with 1 upcoming model, the Storr 500.

Yes. The Storr 500 is the upcoming Brixton Motorcycles bike expected to join the lineup soon.

The Crossfire 500 XC is the cheapest Brixton Motorcycles bike available in India.

Yes. Brixton Motorcycles India currently retails 4 petrol bikes.

No. Brixton Motorcycles does not offer any electric bikes or scooters.

Brixton Motorcycles builds retro, scrambler, and modern-classic bikes. These models appeal to riders who appreciate European styling and upright ergonomics.

The most popular Brixton Motorcycles models include the Crossfire 500 X, Crossfire 500 XC, and Cromwell 1200.

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Trending Questions on Brixton Motorcycles Bikes - Answered by Autocar Experts

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I am using Suzuki gixxer 250 currently. I want to buy a tubeless tyre scrambler bike twin cylinder under 5 lakh. What are options currently available and coming in near future ?

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Currently, the twin-cylinder scramblers available in India with tubeless-compatible, cross-spoked wheels are the Moto Morini Seiemmezzo and Brixton Crossfire 500XC. A single-cylinder option to consider is the Triumph Scrambler 400 XC. While we are not sure of any other scrambler motorcycles on their way to India, the BMW F 450 GS adventure bike fits your needs with a twin-cylinder engine, and it also gets a variant with tubeless spoked wheels. The price of the BMW will be announced next year.

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Brixton Motorcycles Crossfire 500 XC

Last Updated on: 3 Aug 2026

Brixton Motorcycles bikes in India (5)

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