Royal Enfield has always made its separate place in the hearts of bike lovers. Now the company has moved towards launching new and exciting bikes, rather than just updating existing models. These bikes coming in India and abroad will be in the range from 350cc to 750cc, as well as electric variants (EVs). If you are fond of biking, then these new rides are going to prove to be quite exciting for you.
Platform
Royal Enfield is currently operating on its 450cc platform, which will form the foundation for many upcoming bikes. The bikes being developed on this platform include a café racer with Guerrilla 450 base, which is targeted for 2026. The model will compete with the recently launched Triumph Thruxton 400.
Test mules and leaked information over the past few months have shown that Royal Enfield is preparing to offer this 450cc architecture in sporty and retro style. This model is set to entice riders who want both sporty design and retro appeal.
Bullet 650 Twin
The Bullet 350 is currently the second most affordable bike in Royal Enfield’s lineup. With the Hunter 350 positioned above, the company plans to bring a 650cc Parallel-Twin version upstream. The name of this new model Bullet 650 Twin has already been trademarked.
This bike will be a great entry point for users who want to go to the Twin-cylinder range, but don’t want to lose the old-fashioned charm of the classic Bullet. In terms of pricing and market positioning, it will be placed under the Classic 650 Twin, making it easier to reach more riders.
Waiting
Royal Enfield is also working on its new 750cc engine platform, called Internally R Architecture. The first bike from this platform will be the Continental GT-R, which may launch before the end of this financial year.
The GT-R will see Royal Enfield’s signature café racer design and is also being targeted for high volume sales in the international market. Its features and styling make it both sporty and premium.
Electric Bikes
Royal Enfield is also stepping into the world of electric bikes. The Flying Flea C6, the company’s first electric bike, is scheduled to launch in early 2026. It is also expected to be followed by Scrambler-style variants and Himalayan EV.
In addition, Royal Enfield is also working on the possibilities of bringing a larger 750cc Himalayan version and a Himalayan 450 hardcore edition. This shows that the company is not just limited to petrol bikes, but is also taking into account electric and adventure riders.