To remain ahead in the game and keep up with the competition Royal Enfield has been consistently rolling out features and new bike designs in its 350cc to 450cc as well as 650cc ranges of motorcycles. The brand continues to hold a position in these segments and is gearing up for multiple upcoming releases. So, here are the upcoming new Royal Enfield bikes.
Upcoming New Royal Enfield Bikes
Royal Enfield Electric Bike: Royal Enfield’s upcoming electric motorcycle is expected to make its debut on November 4th and is inspired by the Electrik 01 Concept model with classic design touches such, as a headlamp and chrome accents. The release of this bike is projected for 2025.
Himalayan Electric: An electric variant of the Himalayan 450 bike is currently in the testing phase with prototypes for evaluation and improvements necessary before production commences within an estimated two-year timeframe with the vision of offering a more environmentally friendly option, among Royal Enfield’s offerings.
Interceptor Bear 650: Launching on November 5, the Interceptor Bear 650 will be Royal Enfield’s first scrambler in the 650cc range, featuring upgrades like USD forks and a TFT dashboard.
Classic 650: A sneak peek at the Classic 650 shows off its striking dual-tone paint job and twin exhaust pipes maintaining the Classic 350 design while packing punch in terms of power.
Bullet 650: Spotted during the testing phase of development for the Bullet 650 Twin motorcycle model; it is anticipated to be released around mid-year 2025 as a budget choice, within the 650cc range, and will feature a design inspired by the 350cc Bullet model.
Himalayan 650: The Himalayan 650 model is designed to compete with adventure bikes from around the world by featuring discs and improved touring functionality.
Himalayan 450 Rally: The Himalayan 450 Rally is an upgraded model with wheels and adjustable suspension for enhanced, off-road performance and capabilities.
Interceptor 650: The Interceptor 650 is set for a makeover in 2025 with some enhancements on the cards. A dual disc front brake system, for enhanced braking performance and a sleeker design aimed at improving both handling and comfort aspects.
Continental GT 650: The updated version of the Continental GT 650 will feature design enhancements and possibly some performance tweaks to cater to fans of café racer-style motorcycles.
Meteor 350: The upcoming update for the Meteor 350 includes LED lights, and color choices while retaining the existing engine configuration.
Bullet 350 facelift: The Bullet 350 facelift has received some improvements. Is expected to undergo only minor updates in the near future.
Hunter 350 Facelift: Expected to receive an LED headlight and new rear suspension, limited to the Metro variant.
These upcoming models underline Royal Enfield’s commitment to innovation and maintaining its lead in the mid-segment motorcycle market.
