Royal Enfield to Unveil Facelifted Classic 350 and Classic 650 Soon

Royal Enfield has good news for the enthusiasts as the company has decided to update and bring new launches in the upcoming months The company has announced an array of addition and updation across its 350 cc, 450 cc and 650 cc lineup, in a move to solidify the brands position in the two-wheeler market in India.

Facelifted Classic 350

Anticipation has built among enthusiasts as RE has emphasised on the unveiling of facelift for the existing Classic 350. This will mark a significant milestone as the company has presented Classic 350 since its transition to the technologically superior J-Series engine, bidding adieu to the older UCE motor.

Moreover, Classic 350 has marked an impressive sales figure in the ongoing month, which has already given a proof of its popularity, now with the unveiling of its facelift the motorcycle will spark a new wave among followers. The expected features are LED lighting, alloy wheels, and the convenience of tubeless tires. Spotted alongside test mules of the Classic 650, these updates promise a more advanced and elevated riding experience for riders across India.

Expanding the Classic Legacy

To expand and enhance its middle-weight classic motorcycle segment, RE has decided to expand its 650 cc motorcycle portfolio with Classic 650. Classic 650 is positioned strategically above Interceptor 650 and below Super Meteor 650 and Shotgun 650.

With test mules spotted recently, the Classic 650 showcased a familiar silhouette, which will be enhanced to accommodate the larger platform and aesthetics. Boasting an identical powertrain, same as other Royal Enfield 650cc engines, the 648cc parallel-twin oil-cooled engine is set to deliver an outstanding performance of almost 45 bhp and 52 Nm, complemented by a seamless 6-speed gearbox and featuring a slipper clutch.

CarBike360 Says

Royal Enfield has prepared itself to unleash its treasure box of latest updates and new launches. Enthusiasts worldwide are keenly anticipating the rise of a new era in classic motorcycling.