Royal Enfield Bullet 650 Launched at ₹3.65 Lakh — The Last of a Legend Before RE Goes 750

After months of delays and teases since Motoverse 2025, Royal Enfield has finally pulled the covers off the Bullet 650 in India — and at ₹3,64,865 (ex-showroom, Chennai), it's priced…

By Reetam Bodhak

May 28, 2026

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After months of delays and teases since Motoverse 2025, Royal Enfield has finally pulled the covers off the Bullet 650 in India — and at ₹3,64,865 (ex-showroom, Chennai), it’s priced right alongside the Classic 650’s base variants. Here’s everything you need to know.

Royal Enfield: Key Specs

Specification	Details
Engine	647.95cc, air & oil-cooled parallel-twin
Power / Torque	46.4 bhp / 52.3 Nm
Gearbox	6-speed with slip-and-assist clutch
Frame	Dual-cradle
Suspension	Telescopic fork (front), twin shocks (rear)
Wheels	19″ front / 18″ rear, spoke setup
Brakes	320mm front + 300mm rear disc, dual-channel ABS
Colours	Battleship Blue, Cannon Black
Price (ex-showroom, Chennai)	₹3,64,865

Classic Soul, Big-Twin Heart

The Bullet 650 borrows its design DNA straight from the iconic Bullet 350 — round headlight with tiger eye DRLs, teardrop tank, and a fat rear fender — but pairs all of that retro character with the proven 650cc parallel-twin engine shared across RE’s 650 lineup. Unlike the Classic 650, it gets a single-piece seat, keeping the silhouette cleaner and more old-school.

The Royal Enfield Bullet is one of the longest-running motorcycle nameplates in the world, and this 650 version marks a fitting full-circle moment for the lineage.

Handling is sorted by a dual-cradle chassis, telescopic front forks, and twin rear shock absorbers — a setup that prioritises comfort and stability over sporty aggression, perfectly aligned with the Bullet’s character.

On-Road Prices Across Major Cities

City	On-Road Price
Delhi	₹4,19,106
Mumbai	₹4,33,701
Bangalore	₹4,56,093
Hyderabad	₹4,55,593
Ahmedabad	₹4,11,809
Kolkata	₹4,26,403

Why This Could Be the Last of Its Kind

This is likely the final motorcycle Royal Enfield will build on the 650cc platform. The brand is already developing a new 750cc engine — with the Continental GT-R 750 prototype set to debut at GT Cup 2026. For enthusiasts, the Bullet 650 may well be the collector’s choice before RE pivots to its next chapter.

For more Royal Enfield news, detailed reviews, and two-wheeler updates, head to Technosports’ automotive section and our latest bike launch coverage.

FAQs

Q: What is the price of the Royal Enfield Bullet 650 in India?

The Bullet 650 is priced at ₹3,64,865 ex-showroom Chennai, with on-road prices varying by city — starting around ₹4.11 lakh in Ahmedabad and going up to ₹4.56 lakh in Bangalore.

Q: How is the Royal Enfield Bullet 650 different from the Classic 650?

The Bullet 650 shares the same parallel-twin engine but features Bullet-styled retro design with a single-piece seat, round headlight, and spoke wheels — making it more classic and minimalist than the Classic 650.