The roar of engines and rhythm of music will once again converge in Vagator, Goa, as the Royal Enfield Motoverse 2025 gears up for its next edition from November 21–23, 2025. Touted as the world’s greatest celebration of moto-culture, the three-day festival will unite riders, artists, and enthusiasts from across the globe.
This year’s edition promises an action-packed mix of motorcycling, music, art, and adventure. From legendary long-distance rider Nick Sanders and rally adventurer Vanessa Ruck (The Girl on a Bike), to custom bike showcases, dirt-track championships, and the return of Royal Enfield’s Flying Flea and Himalayan Electric (HIM-E), Motoverse 2025 is set to raise the bar yet again.
Music remains central to the festival with Hanumankind, Euphoria, Parvaaz, The Yellow Diary, Thaikkudam Bridge, Medieval Pandits, and Kavya Trehan already confirmed, along with a global headliner yet to be announced. For the first time, the event will feature a split-stage format – the Main Stage delivering high-energy acts, while the Hilltop Stage hosts performances by rising indie artists.
Adding to the experience is MotoHub, a new community zone for riders featuring film screenings, interactive spaces, and group activities. The Art of Motorcycling returns with its “Cine-Verse” theme, while Dirt Track Championships will introduce a structured club format to reward skill, collaboration, and consistency.
Tickets are now live online, with early bird passes starting at Rs 2,499. Group bookings unlock special discounts, with rates dropping to Rs 2,299 per person for groups of ten.
With its heady blend of speed, sound, and spirit, Motoverse 2025 promises to be the mainstage of global moto-culture.
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