Indian Motorcycle has expanded its 2026 lineup with the introduction of the new Signature Series, a limited-production collection that places a strong focus on premium craftsmanship and exclusive paint finishes. Available across four PowerPlus-powered models, the range is designed for riders looking for something more distinctive than the standard production motorcycles.
The Signature Series includes the Challenger, Chieftain PowerPlus, Pursuit, and Roadmaster PowerPlus. While the mechanical package remains unchanged, each motorcycle receives an elaborate multi-layer paint process combined with hand-finished detailing, creating a deeper, richer finish that changes character depending on the light and viewing angle.
Exclusive Paint Schemes
The two bagger models adopt a darker, more aggressive appearance with blacked-out engines and exhaust systems.
The Chieftain PowerPlus Signature Series features a combination of Gauge Gray, Abyss Metallic, Venom Green, and Cypher Green accents, giving it a bold custom-inspired look.
The Challenger Signature Series shares the same Gauge Gray and Abyss Metallic base but swaps the green accents for Machined Silver and Red Alert, creating a noticeably different personality while maintaining the premium finish.
Meanwhile, the touring models take inspiration from America’s upcoming 250th anniversary with patriotic colours.
The Roadmaster PowerPlus Signature Series combines Frontier Pearl with Vigilant Blue as the dominant colour, highlighted by Revere Red accents.
The Pursuit Signature Series uses the same colours but reverses the blue and red layout, giving both motorcycles their own individual appearance despite sharing the same palette.
Same Performance, More Exclusivity
Beneath the custom paintwork, the Signature Series models retain the proven PowerPlus 112 liquid-cooled V-twin introduced to these touring models in 2025. Derived from Indian’s King of the Baggers racing programme, the engine delivers the same performance found on the standard motorcycles.
Every Signature Series model also comes equipped with Indian’s latest rider technology, including:
- Bike Hold Control
- Electronic Combined Braking
- Blind Spot Warning
- Tailgate Warning
- Rear Collision Warning
A 7-inch Ride Command touchscreen remains standard, offering navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, vehicle information and smartphone integration.
The audio system is also upgraded as standard. The Challenger and Chieftain receive a 400-watt PowerBand Audio system, while the Pursuit and Roadmaster benefit from a 600-watt setup that takes advantage of the additional trunk-mounted speakers.
Pricing
The Signature Series commands a significant premium over the regular production models.
| Model | Starting MSRP |
|---|---|
| Chieftain PowerPlus Signature Series | $40,999 |
| Challenger Signature Series | $40,999 |
| Roadmaster PowerPlus Signature Series | $46,749 |
| Pursuit Signature Series | $46,749 |
Compared with similarly equipped PowerPlus 112 models, the baggers carry roughly a $9,000 premium, while the touring models are priced approximately $11,250 higher.
Limited Availability
According to Indian Motorcycle, the Signature Series will be produced in limited numbers, with motorcycles expected to begin arriving at dealerships soon. Riders interested in one are encouraged to contact their local dealer early, as availability is expected to be limited.
The Signature Series effectively takes over the role once filled by Indian’s Elite models, offering exclusive styling and premium finishes while retaining the performance and technology of the company’s flagship PowerPlus touring motorcycles.
