Royal Enfield

Royal Enfield bike price starts from Rs. 1.47 Lakh for Bullet 350 to Rs. 3.31 Lakh for Continental GT 650. Royal Enfield offers a total of seven products which are Petrol powered two wheelers only. Royal Enfield Bullet 350 is one of the top Cruiser bikes in India . The company also plans to launch several upcoming bikes such as Hunter 350, Super Meteor 650 and. Choose a Royal Enfield bike to know all the details, including the latest price & bike offers at dealer showrooms in your city. You can also check out the specifications, images, bike mileage, user reviews from fellow Royal Enfield bike owners and unbiased reviews by our auto experts.

Royal Enfield Bikes Price List (May 2022) in India

About Royal Enfield

History:
 
From a company that started supplying bicycles under the label ‘Enfield Manufacturing Company Ltd’, in  1893, Royal Enfield rolled out its first motorcycle in 1901 with a 1.5PS engine. Today, the company stands as one of the oldest motorcycle manufacturers in the world to be in continuous production.
 
The success of Madras Motors led to the company opening a plant in India which assembled the bikes shipped from Redditch. After the Redditch factory shut in 1967, Madras Motors took the reins and began exporting the 350cc Bullet to the UK and Europe. Eicher Motors later purchased Enfield India Ltd in 1994 and renamed it to Royal Enfield Motors Limited.
 
Over the decade, bikes like the Royal Enfield Machismo, Royal Enfield Thunderbird, Bullet Electra X were introduced. In 2008, Royal Enfield launched the Thunderbird Twinspark, which was the first bike to feature the new Unit Construction Engine with a cubic capacity of 500cc. Just a year later, the Royal Enfield Classic 500 made its debut and became an instant success.
 
In 2016, Royal Enfield began expanding its horizon, by introducing its first ADV -- the Himalayan. It also featured an all-new 411cc long-stroke engine with an external oil-cooler. The very next year, Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 and Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 were showcased at the EICMA before being launched in 2018.
 
By 2020, Royal Enfield phased out the 500cc UCE and introduced the new Meteor 350 based on the J Platform on which the 2021 Royal Enfield Classic 350 is based. During this time, Royal Enfield Tripper, the company’s navigation pod, made its debut, and is now available with the Meteor 350, Classic 350 and the Himalayan.
 
Now, Royal Enfield is further evolving, and not just restricting itself to retro roadsters. The bikemaker has promised to launch a new motorcycle every quarter. The Royal Enfield Scram 411, an affordable variant of the Himalayan, seems to be the next in line. This is likely to be followed by the Royal Enfield Hunter 350. The Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 and Super Meteor 650 are two other bikes likely to debut in 2022.
 
Product Portfolio:
 
Retro Roadster: Being one of the oldest brands in continuous production, Royal Enfield’s portfolio is dominated by roadsters. The Bullet 350 and the Classic 350 continue to charm with their old-school appeal, but with ABS and fuel-injection, also pack some modern-day amenities. And for those looking for that authentic British twin experience, the Royal Enfield Interceptor fits the bill perfectly. From the old-school styling with the generous amount of chrome to retro-themed paint jobs and a sweet-sounding parallel-twin engine, the Interceptor 650 ticks all the right boxes.
 
Cruiser: The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 is the only cruiser bike in India on sale at the moment. It comes as a replacement to the Thunderbird 350, and is built on the same ethos. So, with the wide handlebar, forward-set footpegs, and a roomy seat, mile-munching will be a piece of cake. Furthermore, to sweeten the deal, there’s a bunch of accessories from Royal Enfield’s Make-it-Yours program. 
 
ADV: The Royal Enfield Himalayan is the sole ADV from the bike maker. It packs modern elements like navigation, switchable ABS and fuel-injection, but has a very retro-ish style, just as one would expect from Royal Enfield. However, the ADV has been getting pricier every few months, and in fact, in the last one year, the price has gone up by a stupendous Rs 19,000.
 
Cafe Racer: A brand with British roots is incomplete without a cafe racer, and for that Royal Enfield introduced the Continental GT 535 in 2015, which then received a larger, twin-cylinder engine, becoming the Continental GT 650. With low-set clip-ons, a flat seat and rear-set footpegs, the Continental GT 650 may not be everyone’s cup of tea. 
 
Greatest Hits:
 
Royal Enfield’s Top 5 hits in the Indian market so far:
 
Classic 350: Breadwinner for the brand for a decade.
 
Bullet: The go-to bike to get Leh’d.
 
Himalayan: The bike that introduced the idea of affordable adventure tourer.
 
Thunderbird 350: The original cruiser for Indian enthusiasts.
 
Interceptor 650: Owning a big bike was never this easy on the pocket.
 
Future Prospects: Royal Enfield has promised to launch a new bike every quarter for the next five years. We have already seen the Hunter 350, Scram 411, Super Meteor 650 and the Shotgun 650 being tested in India. Royal Enfield could also bring a bigger adventure bike to the market, likely to be based on an all-new platform.