BGMI adds Harley‑Davidson CVO Road Glide ST in 4.4

Krafton and publisher Level Infinite confirmed on May 4 that a PUBG x Harley‑Davidson collaboration will roll out in May 2026, with PUBG Mobile scheduled for May 13 and console access from May 21. BGMI mirrors the global version and is expected to receive the same content during its 4.4 cycle; Krafton India has not announced an official local date.

The centerpiece for BGMI 4.4 is the Harley‑Davidson CVO Road Glide ST, presented as a fully upgradeable motorcycle rather than a simple skin. Files from beta builds indicate the bike will use the game’s leveled upgrade system and change appearance as players progress, featuring an orange color scheme and design details reflecting the bagger profile and V‑Twin engine character of the real model.

The upgradeable vehicle format follows previous BGMI collaborations. The 4.2 update in January 2026 added Royal Enfield models — the Continental GT 650 and Bullet 350 — as integrated vehicles with upgrade paths and related content.

The wider 4.4 patch will introduce a Mythical Ruins theme for parts of Erangel. Reported changes cover visual and structural overhauls at Yasnaya Polyana, the Ruins area, Ferry Pier and Mylta, with a new floating structure called the Crown’s Abode serving as the main hot drop in place of the earlier floating island.

New match objectives named Spartan’s Trial, Icarus’ Trial and Achilles’ Trial are reported to appear in the mode. Completing these in‑match trials is said to grant squads temporary buffs and late‑game rewards.

Additional content tied to 4.4 reportedly includes a Roadster, described as a two‑seat convertible with an automatic turbocharger mechanic for high‑speed travel, and new weapons such as the Panzerfaust and the JS9 SMG appearing as ground loot.

The collaboration announcement referenced “exclusive in‑game events” and themed gear to accompany the vehicle. BGMI has historically adapted PUBG Mobile cosmetic content for the Indian version, so biker‑style outfits, accessories and limited‑time event rewards are expected to accompany the Harley‑Davidson content.

BGMI follows a roughly two‑month update cadence; version 4.3 arrived on March 19, 2026, placing the 4.4 rollout around late May if the schedule holds. Krafton India has not confirmed a release date for BGMI.

Harley‑Davidson’s brand activities in 2026 include a MotoGP championship series using race‑prepared Road Glide machines, aligning the manufacturer’s motorsport presence with its partnerships in gaming for the year.