Mahindra-owned Classic Legends has recently introduced the new Jawa 42 2025, a model that comes loaded with new features and also reduces its initial price by almost 10%. About the launch has spoken Anupam Tharejaco-founder of Jawa Yezdi Motorcycles:
“The 2025 Jawa 42 is a testament to the holistic approach to motorcycle engineering. We have left no stone unturned in our quest for perfection in price-performance ratio. From improving materials to perfecting our manufacturing processes, we have pushed the boundaries at every step.”
Concludes: “We believe in the philosophy of value-for-money engineering, and the result is a motorcycle that not only meets expectations, but redefines them. The authentic neoclassic Jawa 42 2025 is a trinity of cutting-edge performance, superb design and precision engineering.”
Jawa 42 2025 in detail
Until Fourteen color combinationsin glossy and matte finishes, is what the brand offers us in its new Jawa 42. These combine the model’s neo-retro classicism with new aesthetic touches of modernity that give it a more solid and sporty touch. To achieve this, the Indian firm introduces finishes with darkened parts in its cycle and mechanical parts.
Other aspects, such as the arrival of a new headlight, front screen or a seat whose shapes have been modified to improve ergonomics, are also part of the updates carried out on the Jawa 42. Mechanically, the new 294cc J-Panther engine It maintains the same displacement, but incorporates internal structural changes that help improve its performance in general terms.
The water-cooled single-cylinder engine declares a final power of 27 HP and 26.8 Nm of maximum torquecarried to the rear wheel by means of the new 6-speed gearbox with anti-rebound clutch. The block is anchored to the same double-cradle chassis of the previous generation, supported by a front telescopic fork and a pair of rear lateral shock absorbers. The base of the pilot’s seat is now 785 mm from the ground.
Braking, on the other hand, is achieved by means of two disc brakes, one per axle, assisted by a dual-channel ABS system. Other aspects to highlight, depending on the version chosen, are, for example, the use of alloy or radial wheels. Also, and as a novelty, the Jawa 42 uses a new LCD instrument panel, inherited directly from the 42 Bobber and the current Yezdi.
With a base price starting from Rs 172,942, about 1,870 eurosthe most expensive variants reach 198,142 rupees, about 2,150 euros at the current exchange rate. All the information and details of the Jawa 42 2025 can be found on the official Jawa website in India.
