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Team AckoApr 24, 2024
Royal Enfield bikes are known for their retro design and higher-capacity engines.
They offer optimum comfort for long-distance touring as well as daily commutes.
The company is readying some of its most anticipated bikes for launch in the next year or two. Excited to know what’s on offer?
Here’s a list of some of the upcoming Royal Enfield bikes in India (as of February 2023) with their expected (not official) launch dates and prices.
Take a look!
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Here is the list of upcoming Royal Enfield motorcycles in India.
Sl. No. | Name of upcoming Royal Enfield bikes (India) | Expected launch date | Expected approximate price |
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1. | Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 | September 2023 | Rs. 2.80 lakh onwards |
2. | Royal Enfield Hunter 450 | March 2024 | Rs. 2.60 lakh onwards |
3. | Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 | September 2023 | Rs. 3.20 lakh onwards |
4. | 2023 Royal Enfield Bullet 350 | October 2023 | Rs. 1.80 lakh onwards |
5. | Royal Enfield Scram 450 | December 2023 | Rs. 2.60 lakh onwards |
6. | Royal Enfield Classic 650 | May 2023 | Rs. 2.90 lakh onwards |
7. | Royal Enfield Sherpa 650 | November 2024 | Rs. 3.10 lakh onwards |
Here’s a list of some the Royal Enfield upcoming bikes in India.
Note that the list is based on information available in the public domain.
For specifics, please contact the official Royal Enfield representatives.
The spy images of the Royal Himalayan 450 reveal that the company is in the final stages of testing the adventure bike. It is expected that the bike has a powerful new engine, new chassis, and advanced electronics to aid the rider.
Some of the expected features include ride modes, a digital instrument console, integrated tail lights, mounts for panniers, and more.
Once launched, the bike shall compete with the likes of the KTM Adventure 390.
Specifications
Engine capacity: 450cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder
Max Power: 40bhp
Max Torque: 45Nm
Expected Price: Rs. 2.80 lakh onwards
The Royal Enfield Hunter 450 is the most anticipated RE bike in India.
The motorcycle takes its inspiration from its 350cc sibling with its classic charm and modern features.
A powerful 450cc engine offers a thrilling riding experience on city streets and open highways.
The Hunter 450 is expected to continue the retro-inspired design of the Hunter 350, including a teardrop fuel tank, round headlamp, and minimalist bodywork.
Its features may include a dual-channel ABS, LED lighting, and a digital instrument cluster.
The Hunter 450 captures the essence of Royal Enfield's heritage while embracing contemporary technology.
Specifications
Engine capacity: 450cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder
Max Power: 40bhp
Max Torque: 45Nm
Expected Price: Rs. 2.60 lakh onwards
The Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 continues to be spied testing in India, increasing the possibility of its imminent launch in the country.
With a bobber styling, the bike is equipped with the frugal 650 twin-cylinder engine, Upside Down (USD) forks, twin shock absorbers at the rear, dual-channel ABS, alloy wheels, and a lot more.
Currently, this bike does not have direct rivals in the market.
Specifications
Engine capacity: 650cc liquid-cooled parallel twin-cylinder
Max Power: 47bhp
Max Torque: 52Nm
Expected Price: Rs. 3.30 lakh onwards
The Royal Enfield Bullet is a legend in its own right and is one of the oldest production models in the world. The company is expected to rehaul the engine and the chassis to suit the current market conditions. The bike is expected to borrow the Meteor 350 engine.
The company is also expected to overhaul the design, chassis, instrumentation and engine of the new Bullet. Some of the expected features include Turn-by-Turn navigation, new switch gears, new riding ergonomics, and more.
Specifications
Engine capacity: 350cc oil-cooled single-cylinder
Max Power: 20.4bhp
Max Torque: 27Nm
Expected Price: Rs. 1.80 lakh onwards
The Royal Enfield Scram 450 is more compact and scrambler-styled compared to its adventure variant.
The bike is expected to feature a shorter wheelbase, telescopic suspension at the front, and lighter weight for agile performance.
The two-wheeler is expected to have features such as 17-inch alloy wheels, a single-seat design, a braceless fuel tank, a tucked headlight, a mono-shock at the rear, a digital instrument console, and more.
Specifications
Engine capacity: 450cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder
Max Power: 40bhp
Max Torque: 45Nm
Expected Price: Rs. 2.60 lakh onwards
The Royal Enfield Classic 350 has been one of the highest-selling bikes for the company.
With an impressive record, the company wants to extend its offering in its Classic range of motorcycles with the successful 650 twin-cylinder engine.
The bike is expected to borrow the same design language as the Classic 350 but with a new chassis and technology.
Some of the expected features include telescopic suspension, twin shock absorbers at the rear, a semi-digital instrument console, a Turn-by-Turn navigation system, dual-channel ABS, and more.
Specifications
Engine capacity: 650cc liquid-cooled parallel twin-cylinder
Max Power: 47bhp
Max Torque: 52Nm
Expected Price: Rs. 2.90 lakh onwards
The Royal Enfield Sherpa 650, an upcoming Royal Enfield scrambler in the middleweight segment of the Indian market, is based on the Interceptor 650.
Several spy images have emerged, indicating that the production-ready model will likely debut in late 2024.
Notably, the Royal Enfield Sherpa 650 will have numerous updates compared to the Interceptor 650.
The design of the Sherpa 650 Royal Enfield new model will draw inspiration from the Interceptor 650, featuring a round headlight and a curvaceous fuel tank.
However, it will receive a distinct sub-frame and enhanced hardware.
This includes upside-down front forks and new dual springs at the rear, improving the suspension capabilities.
Furthermore, the Sherpa 650 will adopt a new two-into-one exhaust system instead of the Interceptor 650's twin-sided units, reducing overall weight.
Other notable changes include a different seat design, a revised tail-light section, and dual-sport tyres.
Specifications
Engine capacity: 650cc liquid-cooled parallel twin-cylinder
Max Power: 47bhp
Max Torque: 52Nm
Expected Price: Rs. 3.10 lakh onwards
The Royal Enfield Scrambler 650, Shotgun 650 and the Classic 650 are some of the most anticipated 650cc bikes from the company.
As of February 2023, the Royal Enfield Hunter 350, with a starting price tag of Rs. 1.49 lakh, is the most affordable bike from the company.
The most suitable bike insurance policy for Royal Enfield bikes is the Comprehensive Insurance Policy since it covers damages to your motorcycle and third-party liabilities. It also covers bike theft.
Disclaimer: The content on this page is generic and shared only for informational and explanatory purposes. It is based on several secondary sources on the internet and is subject to changes. Please consult an expert before making any related decisions.
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