In the motorcycle world, if a name is called “Classic ”, it is Royal Enfield Bullet. Bullet, who has ruled the hearts of bike lovers with his style and strength for more than 90 years, has now returned to the new avatar once again. At EICMA 2025, the company lifted the curtain from the Bullet 650, offering the finest confluence of tradition and modernity.
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Design
First of all, lets talk about its design, the new Bullet 650 has come up with an even more premium touch while retaining its old identity design. Its look is absolutely classic, the same teardrop fuel tank, on which hand-painted pinstripes are given. The tiger-eye pilot lamps with the winged badge and casquette-mounted LED headlamp present with it give it a more royal look than ever before.
Engine
The new Bullet 650 features Royal Enfield’s trusted 648cc parallel-twin engine, which has already won its performance in the Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650.
This engine comes with six-speed gearbox and slipper clutch, making gear shifting extremely smooth. Whether riding long on the highway or cruising in city traffic, the Bullet 650 performs well in every situation. Its ride quality and engine refinement give Royal Enfield’s class a new level.
Chassis and Suspension Setup
Let me tell you that this bike has used steel tubular spine frame which makes the bike strong and stable. It features Showa suspension which makes the shaking well and makes the ride comfortable.
It is accompanied by wire-spoke wheels and tube-type tyres, which improve the riding experience while maintaining the classic look. This bike realizes both confidence and control on every road.
New colors
Royal Enfield has introduced the new Bullet 650 in two beautiful color options. Cannon Black and Battleship Blue. Both shades give further depth to the bike’s classic appeal.
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Its Cannon Black variant will be launched in 2026 in Europe and North America. At the same time, its launch in India is expected in the early months of 2026. It will be included in Royal Enfield’s 650cc lineup with Interceptor, Continental GT, and Super Meteor.