Now, Fork Out More For The Royal Enfield 650cc Twins!

Published September 3, 2019
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The Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650 have received a price hike of around Rs 6,400

Now, Fork Out More For The Royal Enfield 650cc Twins highlights

We had earlier reported that Royal Enfield had plans of increasing the prices of the Interceptor 650 as well as the Continental GT 650. Staying true to its word, the Chennai-based bikemaker has officially hiked the prices of both the bikes by upto Rs 6,400 on its website. While that makes them more expensive than the KTM 390 Duke, they continue to retain their title of being the most affordable mid-displacement bikes in the country. In case you are wondering how much you’d need to fork out to get your hands on either of the bikes now, here’s the updated price list of the two bikes.

Interceptor 650:

Variant	Model	Old price	New price	Difference
Mark three, Orange Crush, Silver Spectre	Standard	Rs 2.50 lakh	Rs 2.56 lakh	Rs 6,000
Ravishing Red, Baker Express	Custom	Rs 2.58 lakh	Rs 2.64 lakh	Rs 6,000
Glitter & Dust	Chrome	Rs 2.70 lakh	Rs 2.76 lakh	Rs 6,000

Continental GT 650:

Variant	Model	Old Price	New Price	Difference
Ventura Blue, Black Magic	Standard	Rs 2.65 lakh	Rs 2.71 lakh	Rs 6,000
Dr. Mayhem, Ice Queen	Custom	Rs 2.73 lakh	Rs 2.79 lakh	Rs 6,000
Mister Clean	Chrome	Rs 2.85 lakh	Rs 2.92 lakh	Rs 6,400

Now, Fork Out More For The Royal Enfield 650cc Twins details

Both bikes have been doing pretty well for themselves in terms of monthly sales ever since their launch back in November 2018. So much so that they still have a pretty lengthy waiting period. So if you’re planning on buying any one of these neo-retro bikes, we’d suggest you do so soon.

Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 Video Review

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Jithu | 6 years ago Is there any price drop for interceptor 650 & GT 650 bs4 models before 2020 ? 0 Reply

Bharat | 6 years ago I was planning to buy RE 650 after they get BS 6 certification...but if RE hikes prices then will need to rethink. 0 Reply

Bharat | 6 years ago Actually prices shud reduce else people will not buy them. 0 Reply

Aashish | 6 years ago Looking at the decline in sales of RE 350 and other models the hike was sort of must for the company. 0 Reply