Jawa 42 All Stars price and 60 plus updates for buyers
Jawa has launched the new 42 All Stars at ₹1,79,942 ex-showroom in Delhi, with deliveries starting September 14. The update brings more than 60 changes to the motorcycle, giving buyers another version of the 42 to consider in the modern-classic segment.
Jawa 42 All Stars price and launch
The reported launch price is ₹1,79,942 ex-showroom in Delhi. The checked price range for the Jawa 42 is approximately ₹1.80 lakh to ₹1.85 lakh, with the exact figure varying across listings, so buyers should treat the price as market-dependent rather than assuming one uniform figure across locations.
The new All Stars is described as receiving more than 60 updates, although the available information does not list every change. That means the headline number is useful for understanding the scale of the update, but it does not by itself tell buyers which areas of the motorcycle have changed.
Jawa 42 engine and key specifications
The Jawa 42 is powered by a 294.7cc petrol engine producing up to 26.94bhp and 26.84Nm, paired with a six-speed manual gearbox. Claimed mileage is 37kmpl, while kerb weight is 175kg. The checked specification data identifies the motorcycle with a single Standard variant.
Key figures listed for the Jawa 42 include:
- 294.7cc petrol engine
- Up to 26.94bhp and 26.84Nm
- Six-speed manual transmission
- 175kg kerb weight
- Claimed mileage of 37kmpl
Jawa 42 colours and ownership reference
The listed colour choices include All Stars Ivory, All Stars Nebula Blue, All Star Battle Green, All Stars Moss Grey, All Stars Black, All Star Black, Ivory and All Stars Battle Green. Buyers therefore have several finishes to consider, although availability can depend on the variant and market.
Our pooled owner figure is 3.6/5 from 730 owner ratings. That gives buyers a broad ownership reference, but it is an overall score and does not represent a breakdown of individual experiences.
Jawa 42 on-road estimate
For the entry price, our calculated on-road estimates are about ₹2.09 lakh in Karnataka, ₹2.03 lakh in Maharashtra, ₹1.96 lakh in Delhi and ₹2.02 lakh in Tamil Nadu. These are estimates, not published on-road prices, so the final amount can differ.
Would you consider the new Jawa 42 All Stars at this price?
Jawa 42 — the numbers
Price
₹1,84,000
Ex-showroom, pooled across the market
On-road, estimated
Our estimate for the entry price, not a published figure: road tax, insurance and registration at blended rates for each state. Your dealer's quote will differ.
The detail
Safety(11)
Features(24)
Specifications(40)
Not available: Traction control · Adaptive Cruise Control · Tyre-Pressure Monitoring System · Adjustable Windscreen · Clock · Daytime Running Lights · Digital Fuel Guage · Heated Grips · Heated Seat · Keyless Lock · Luggage Panniers · Pillion Backrest · Quickshifter · Riding Modes
Efficiency by fuel: 37 KM/L · 33 kmpl
Variants (1)
- Standard
Colours (8)
- All Stars Ivory
- All Stars Nebula Blue
- All Star Battle Green
- All Stars Moss Grey
- All Stars Black
- All Star Black
- Ivory
- All Stars Battle Green
TT Score
The Jawa 42 offers solid performance and claimed 37 km/L efficiency at an approximate ₹1.80-1.85 lakh ex-showroom price, but its 3.6/5 owner score and limited listed safety equipment keep it from being a standout overall choice.
Who it suits
- Style-focused 300cc rider — The 294.7cc engine makes about 27 bhp and 26.84 Nm, giving this buyer substantially more performance than a basic commuter.
- Mileage-conscious petrol rider — The claimed 37 km/L efficiency makes it relatively economical for a nearly 300cc petrol motorcycle.
- Highway-oriented solo rider — The six-speed manual transmission and 175 kg kerb weight suit a buyer looking beyond purely urban commuting.
- Budget-conscious premium-bike buyer — The approximate ₹1.80-1.85 lakh ex-showroom price keeps the entry cost below ₹2 lakh, although estimated on-road cost reaches about ₹1.96-2.09 lakh depending on state.
Worth knowing
- · Our pooled owner figure is 3.6/5 from 730 ratings, so ownership satisfaction is only moderate despite the strong sample size.
- · The claimed fuel economy is reported as 33-37 km/L, so real-world running costs may vary from the headline 37 km/L figure.
- · Only tubeless tyres are explicitly listed as safety equipment in the supplied data; no other safety kit is confirmed.
Turbo Truth's own rating, weighed up from the published prices, specifications and owner ratings on this page — for an Indian buyer, against others in the same segment. It is not a road test: we have not ridden or driven this vehicle.
What owners rate it
Compiled by Turbo Truth from publicly available figures on 10 Sept 2026. Prices are ex-showroom and change without notice; confirm at the dealership before you buy.
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