Royal Enfield

Royal Enfield bike price starts from Rs. 1.49 Lakh for Hunter 350 and goes upto Rs. 3.78 Lakh for Super Meteor 650. Royal Enfield manufactures nine bikes which are Petrol powered. Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is one of the top Cruiser bikes in India . The company has also plans to launch several upcoming bikes such as Himalayan 450 and Scrambler 650, Shotgun 650. 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 in India - May 2023

About Royal Enfield

“Made like a gun, goes like a Bullet” is the iconic catchphrase associated with Royal Enfield, known around the world for producing retro-styled motorcycles. Established in 1901, it is the oldest motorcycle brand in continuous production.

Started as a precision parts supplier to the Royal Small Arms of Enfield, Middlesex in England, it was in 1893 when the Enfield Manufacturing Company would create their first bicycle, the Royal Enfield. Later in 1952 Enfield would leave a lasting footprint in India when a British motorcycle importer, Madras Motors, received an order of 800 350cc Bullets from the Indian Army. This would eventually lead to a partnership between the two, culminating with the company setting up its first overseas plant in Tiruvottiyur near Chennai. This venture resulted in the formation of Enfield India in 1955, which later became Royal Enfield, and went on to spawn some of the most successful retro machines in the market today like the Bullet 350, Classic 350 and the Interceptor 650, to name just a few. 

These days Royal Enfields dominate the Indian market, with a firm foothold in the entry-level classic, cruiser and adventure segments as well as the middleweight segment with their 650cc twin platform. Acquiring Harris Performance, a UK-based design and fabrication firm, enhanced their capabilities and helped them produce their highly successful offering in the adventure category, the Himalayan, and probably the most value-for-money middleweight bikes in the world - the Interceptor and Continental GT 650 twins. Their bikes today have become more refined, polished, and reliable, at the same time still dripping with the old-school retro charm that their buyers around the world have come to know and love. 

Royal Enfield plans to launch one bike in every quarter for the next few years, that’s an exciting 20+ total models that should offer great value-for-money and road presence that, in theory, would be unmatched by its direct competitors for some years to come. There is no doubt that this brand will have a special place in both the Indian and global motorcycle markets for the foreseeable future.