Explore the Indian Motorcycle nameplates currently available in the WhipPotion vehicle directory.
The nameplate first appeared in 1928 as a heavily reworked performance-oriented Scout that sat apart from the original 1920 Scout. The original 101 version was developed with a new frame and revised geometry that gave...
The Centennial Chief was a special 2001 anniversary edition of Indian’s Gilroy-era Chief, created to mark the brand’s 100th year. It was part of Indian Motorcycle’s 2001 centennial lineup and sat at the top of the com...
This anniversary edition of the Gilroy-era Scout was created to mark the brand’s 100-year milestone and sits within the short-lived early-2000s revival of the original Scout line. Government model-year records show th...
Introduced for the 2020 model year, this nameplate marked a major shift for Indian Motorcycle’s modern lineup by bringing a liquid-cooled, performance-oriented power cruiser/bagger into the brand’s touring family. Rat...
The Chief nameplate first appeared in 1922 as one of Indian Motorcycle’s most important early big-twin cruisers. Official Indian history places its debut in 1922, and the company describes the Chief as a foundational ...
The Chief Bobber nameplate was introduced for the 2022 model year as part of Indian Motorcycle’s reimagined Chief family, launched to mark the 100th anniversary of the original Chief. Indian described the new Chief li...
Introduced for the 2022 model year, this nameplate is part of Indian Motorcycle’s reimagined Chief family, which marked a major reset for the platform after the company revived the Chief line for modern production. Th...
This limited-edition commemorative cruiser was part of Indian Motorcycle’s late-1990s/early-2000s Gilroy-era revival and was offered as a centennial-themed version of the Chief line. Contemporaneous recall records and...
The Chief Classic was part of Indian Motorcycle’s modern revival of its heritage Chief family, introduced for the 2014 model year as a chrome-rich, nostalgic cruiser with valanced front and rear fenders, a leather sol...
Indian Motorcycle introduced this nameplate as part of the completely reimagined Chief lineup for the 2022 model year, marking the 100th anniversary of the original Chief. It was positioned as the darkest, most minima...
The Chief Deluxe was a one-year variant in Indian Motorcycle’s King’s Mountain-era Chief family, introduced for the 2009 model year. It sat within the revived Chief lineup as a more upscale, traditional take on the bi...
The Chief Roadmaster was the fully dressed, top-of-the-line version of Indian’s postwar Chief. After Indian resumed civilian motorcycle production following World War II, the Roadmaster nameplate appeared on the Chief...
This special-edition Chief was part of Indian Motorcycle’s Gilroy-era revival and appeared for the 1999 model year as a limited-run, collector-oriented version of the resurrected cruiser. It kept the brand’s classic h...
This nameplate belongs to Indian Motorcycle’s late-1990s/early-2000s revival era, when the brand returned to brand-exclusive production in Gilroy, California under the Indian Motorcycle Company of America. It was part...
This limited-edition cruiser was created as a movie tie-in for Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines and was marketed during the 2003 model year. It used the contemporary Chief platform from Indian’s Gilroy-era revival, ...
The modern Chief Vintage nameplate first appeared for the 2014 model year as part of Indian Motorcycle’s revived Chief family, blending the brand’s classic cruiser styling cues with contemporary mechanicals and tourin...
Indian Motorcycle introduced this nameplate for the 2014 model year as one of the original motorcycles in its modern relaunch. It marked the brand’s entry into the full-size bagger/touring segment with a fork-mounted ...
This nameplate was introduced by Indian Motorcycle for the 2018 model year as a new, more nostalgic take on the modern Chieftain bagger. It joined the existing Chieftain family with a classic-styled front end, includi...
Introduced for the 2017 model year, this blacked-out touring bagger was added to Indian Motorcycle’s modern full-size lineup as a darker, more aggressively styled version of the standard touring platform. It arrived a...
Indian first introduced this Elite-badged Chieftain as a limited-production, ultra-premium version of its bagger for the 2018 model year, giving the standard Chieftain a more custom show-bike look straight from the fa...
This record covers two related Indian Motorcycle limited-production Chieftain nameplates. The Jack Daniel’s Limited Edition Indian Chieftain arrived for the 2017 model year as a highly customized, low-volume factory s...
This nameplate first appeared for the 2017 model year as a premium, fully dressed touring variant within Indian Motorcycle’s Chieftain lineup. It was positioned above the standard Chieftain as a more upscale bagger, c...
This nameplate was introduced for the 2025 model year as part of Indian Motorcycle’s expansion of the PowerPlus touring lineup. It applies to the brand’s fork-faired bagger format, pairing the Chieftain’s familiar roa...
The Chieftain was introduced for the 2014 model year as part of the modern revival of Indian’s big-twin lineup. It arrived as a factory bagger with a fork-mounted fairing and integrated touring luggage, giving the rev...