Key highlights
- Brixton Crossfire 500XC now priced at INR 3.99 lakh (ex-showroom), down from INR 5.19 lakh.
- Limited-period Diwali offer valid till 5th November 2025 across select Motohaus India dealerships.
- Twin-cylinder ADV scrambler features KYB suspension, Pirelli STR tyres, and retro-modern styling.
Motohaus India has announced a massive Diwali price slash on the Brixton Crossfire 500XC, bringing its ex-showroom price down to INR 3.99 lakh. That’s a INR 1.2 lakh drop making it one of the most aggressively priced twin-cylinder adventure scramblers in the sub-INR 5 lakh segment.
The offer is valid till 5th November 2025 and applies to select units only. If you’ve been eyeing a mid-size ADV with European flair and serious off-road chops, this might be your moment.
What makes the Crossfire 500XC tick
The Brixton 500XC is powered by a 486cc liquid-cooled twin-cylinder engine that puts out 47.6 bhp and 43 Nm of torque. It’s paired with a six-speed gearbox and tuned for both city cruising and trail riding.
Key hardware includes:
- Fully adjustable KYB long-travel suspension
- Tubeless spoke rims with Pirelli Scorpion STR Rally tyres
- Upright ergonomics with a muscular fuel tank and minimalist bodywork
The bike blends retro styling with modern performance, giving it a unique identity in a segment dominated by utilitarian designs.
Why this is a sweet deal?
At INR 3.99 lakh, the Crossfire 500XC undercuts rivals like the KTM 390 Adventure and Royal Enfield Himalayan 450, while offering a twin-cylinder setup and premium components. It’s locally assembled in Kolhapur, which helps with parts availability and service support.
Motohaus India is clearly betting big on the festive season to boost brand visibility and sales. And with this price tag, they’ve made a strong case for riders looking to upgrade without breaking the bank.
Our thoughts
This is Brixton playing the Diwali card like a pro. Glad that they didn’t just throw in accessories or cashback they went straight for the price. INR 3.99 lakh for a twin-cylinder ADV with KYB suspension and Pirelli tyres? That’s not a deal, that’s a mic drop.
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