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Indian Pursuit: a large touring motorcycle, engine and what to know when buying
Indian Pursuit — produced since 2022, this large-displacement touring motorcycle comes with the PowerPlus engine. We look at the versions, engine and what to check when buying used.
Pursuit at a glance
The Pursuit is built for long journeys: it features a front trunk, saddlebags, a rear trunk and plenty of comfort. Conceptually, it's close to the Challenger, but more suited to touring than sporty riding.
It's fairly new, so there aren't many used examples on the market yet.
Versions
The most common Pursuit trims are the Dark Horse, Limited and Elite. They differ in finish, colours and equipment, such as suspension, sound system and heating functions.
As equipment can vary by year, check the specific motorcycle's specification when buying.
Engine and gearbox
It's powered by the PowerPlus 108 — a liquid-cooled V-twin (around 1768 cc), with output of roughly 120 hp. The gearbox is a six-speed manual.
The motorcycle comes with ABS, traction control, cruise control, several riding modes and a large TFT screen with navigation.
What to check when buying a used Pursuit
Check if there's manufacturer's warranty and if it's transferable. Ask for the service history, as this is expensive and complex machinery.
Test all the electronic functions: screen, navigation, heating, sound system, cruise control. Check for any error messages.
Check the side and rear boxes, mounts, tyres, brakes and suspension for signs of damage.
Versions and trims
Trims vary by market and year; here we outline the main versions.
Pursuit Dark Horse
From 2022Black trim and standard travel equipment.
- PowerPlus 108 engine
- Black trim
- Side and rear boxes
Pursuit Limited
From 2022More comfort and equipment.
- Often — heated seats or steering wheel
- Often — better sound system
- More comfortable seat
Pursuit Elite
From 2022Top-tier version with special trim.
- Top-tier trim
- Often — full equipment
- Often — a special colour or trim
Pursuit versions compared
| Dark Horse | Limited | Elite | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | For style enthusiasts | For journeys | For maximum comfort |
| Engine | PowerPlus 108 | PowerPlus 108 | PowerPlus 108 |
| Equipment | Base | Wide | Full |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | €€€ | €€€ | €€€ |
If style and base journey equipment are important, go for the Dark Horse; if you're planning long journeys, look for the Limited or Elite.
Pros
- A powerful and smooth engine
- Comfortable for journeys
- Wide range of features and electronics
- Distinctive styling
Cons
- Heavy weight
- Expensive in the used market and to maintain
- Limited supply in the used market
Frequently asked questions
How does the Pursuit differ from the Challenger?
The Pursuit is geared towards touring — it has a rear box and more comfort, while the Challenger is sportier and more dynamic.
What category is required?
The Pursuit is a high-powered motorcycle that requires an A category license.
Is it worth buying used?
Yes, if it comes with a warranty and a full service history, as new ones are very expensive and used ones often come fully equipped.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
