Archive · 9 Oct 2026
Harley-Davidson Teases Sprint 440, a More Traditional Indian Cruiser
Harley-Davidson has shown a first look at a new motorcycle called the Sprint 440.
It is designed to look more like a traditional cruiser than the X440.
The teaser shows a round light, a handlebar that bends back, and a seat with a dip for the rider.
The bike may use the same 440cc engine as the X440.
Harley-Davidson has not confirmed the engine’s final power or the bike’s full specifications.
It is expected to be made in India with Hero MotoCorp.
The Sprint may compete with the Royal Enfield Meteor 350.
The company has not announced its price or launch date.
Harley-Davidson has teased the Sprint 440, a cruiser-style addition to its 440cc range in India.
The teaser shows a round headlamp, swept-back handlebar, teardrop-shaped tank, scooped one-piece seat and circular mirrors.
The Sprint is based on the X440 platform but has a design and riding posture intended to differ from the X440 roadster.
It is expected to use the X440’s 440cc single-cylinder engine, but its final output and specifications are unconfirmed.
The motorcycle is expected to be made in India by Hero MotoCorp and positioned against the Royal Enfield Meteor 350; price and launch date are unknown.
- Who
- Harley-Davidson has teased the Sprint 440; Hero MotoCorp is expected to manufacture it in India.
- What
- A cruiser-style motorcycle expected to expand Harley-Davidson’s 440cc range.
- When
- The teaser has been released; a debut or launch date has not been announced.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- It is intended to add a more traditional cruiser to the 440cc range and is expected to compete with the Royal Enfield Meteor 350.
- Motorcycle
- Harley-Davidson Sprint 440
- Expected engine
- 440cc, single-cylinder unit from the X440
- X440 engine output
- 27 bhp and 38 Nm, paired with a six-speed gearbox; Sprint figures are unconfirmed
- Visible design details
- Round headlamp, swept-back handlebar, teardrop-shaped tank and scooped one-piece seat
- Expected manufacturer
- Hero MotoCorp, in India
- Expected rival
- Royal Enfield Meteor 350
- Unannounced details
- Price, launch date, final specifications and equipment list
