Royal Enfield will be launching 4 New Bikes for India under 3 Segments – 350cc, 450cc, and 650cc. These new bikes will have prominent design upgrades over its smaller version along with improved performance, and efficiency. Why don’t we list down all the details of these motorbikes which will help land a design.
The upcoming Bobber 350 is based on the existing Classic 350. It’ll feature whitewall tires, taller handlebar, and a detachable pillion seat. The latest spy shots of the bike shows it’s production-ready and launch will take place soon. From spy shots, it has raised Ape Hanger Type Handlebar, circular headlamp, split floating seat, teardrop design fuel tank, front set foot pegs, are some elements that helps differentiate the bike.
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Royal Enfield is expected to debut the Classic 650 during the festive season. The Classic 650 has been frequently spotted during testing, it’s anticipated to share its framework with the Shotgun 650. Its heart will be the trusted 648cc parallel-twin engine, delivering 47.4 BHP and 52.4 NM of torque, paired with a 6-speed gearbox. From the spy shots, you can see the bike is production-ready and it reveals that the Classic 650 will sport wire-spoke rims, although alloy wheels option will be available as well. Moreover, the design will have a retro-styling with peashooter exhaust setup.
Royal Enfield is expanding its 450cc line-up by introducing a new roadster bike in 2024 which will be positioned above the Himalayan 450, and compete directly against the Triumph Speed 400. The Hunter 450 shares styling cues with the Hunter 350 like round head-lamps and tank design, single-piece seat, integrated tail-light with LED turn indicators, and similar exhaust design. Moreover, it’ll come equipped with the same digital cluster on the Himalayan 450. Notably, it’ll have the same 450cc, single-cylinder liquid-cooled Sherpa engine generating 39.5 BHP, 40 NM Torque paired to 6 Speed Gearbox.
The upcoming Royal Enfield Scrambler 650 was spied numerous times undergoing testing on the International and Indian roads. The Scrambler 650 will feature spoke-wire wheels, elevated ground clearance, and most likely an extended wheelbase with longer-travel suspension. Distinguishing itself from the other 650cc in the Royal Enfield’s and its rivals portfolios, the Scrambler could sport dual-tip exhaust system while harnessing all the power from the parallel-twin 648cc liquid-cooled engine. We could expect it to launch in the mid-to-late 2024.
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