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Royal Enfield is exploring cleaner mobility with its E85 ethanol-powered flex-fuel motorcycle, recently spotted testing in Chennai, hinting at a greener future for classic bikes.

Royal Enfield is developing the Himalayan 440 as a more affordable adventure motorcycle, expected to use the Scram 440’s 443cc engine and priced between Rs 2.30 and Rs 2.40 lakh ex-showroom.

Royal Enfield is testing a Classic 350 motorcycle with E85 ethanol-blended fuel in Chennai, aligning with India's push for alternative fuels. The test mule features new design elements and indicates ongoing development for flex-fuel compatibility.

Royal Enfield marks 125 years with a special Heritage Collection, blending classic design cues with modern engineering to honor its rich motorcycling legacy.

The updated Yezdi Scrambler and Royal Enfield Scram 440 compete in India with distinct designs, engine characteristics, and features. The Yezdi offers more power at a lower price, while the Scram 440 provides higher torque and longer suspension travel.

The 350cc to 450cc motorcycle segment in India saw 1,18,082 units sold in March 2026, up 22.93% YoY. Royal Enfield led with the Classic 350, while Honda and Classic Legends posted strong growth. Market competition is expected to intensify.

Royal Enfield will launch the Scram 450 in 2027, featuring a 452cc engine, new chassis design, and advanced features. Positioned between the Guerrilla and Himalayan 450, it targets riders seeking versatility and modern technology.

The Royal Enfield Himalayan 440 may bring back the old-school Himalayan charm with a 443cc engine, practical features, and a more affordable price point.

Royal Enfield will launch the Himalayan 440 in late 2024, featuring a 443cc engine, low seat height, and accessible features. The model will be priced between the Scram 440 and Himalayan 450, targeting riders seeking simplicity.

Royal Enfield reported 1,00,406 domestic sales in March 2026, up 14 percent YoY. Classic 350 led volumes, while the Guerrilla 450 showed the fastest growth. Exports declined 8 percent YoY, with 450cc models gaining traction.

Royal Enfield is gearing up for aggressive growth with a 1.32 million sales target by FY27, alongside the debut of its first-ever electric motorcycle, signaling a bold step into the EV era.

Royal Enfield expands its 1:3 scale Classic 500 lineup with two new colours, bringing the total to nine. Each handcrafted model uses 964 parts, weighs 8.5kg, and bookings are open until April 19, 2026.

Royal Enfield has launched its first electric bike, the Flying Flea C6, in Bengaluru at Rs 1.99 lakh with BaaS and Rs 2.79 lakh outright. The C6 features a 3.91kWh battery, 154km range, and advanced riding aids.

Royal Enfield updates the Hunter 350 with a new base premium variant, alloy wheels, single-channel ABS, and two new colours. The 349cc engine remains unchanged, and the new variant is priced at Rs. 1.50 lakh ex-showroom.

Royal Enfield updates the Hunter 350 with a new variant and three new colour options for the top variant. The motorcycle retains its 349cc engine and performance, while the new colours offer more choices for buyers.