Royal Enfield continues to push ahead with the electrification of its adventure segment: The traditional Indian brand is currently testing the HIM-E, a fully electric version of the popular Himalayan, under real conditions in the high mountains. During a trip over the Khardung La, one of the highest motorable passes in the world (5,359 m / 17,582 ft), both the HIM-E and a potential new model with a combustion engine – the Himalayan 750 – were put through their paces. Also present: CEO B. Govindarajan and chief designer Mark Wells.
Two of the world's most up-and-coming motorcycle brands appear to be preparing for a strategic cooperation: Royal Enfield and CFMoto. While Royal Enfield has been particularly successful in India, Europe and South America with models such as the Meteor, Hunter and Shotgun, CFMoto has made a name for itself with powerful and attractively priced machines such as the 250 NK and 300SR - especially in Asia and Europe.
Royal Enfield presented its new electric sub-brand “Flying Flea” at EICMA 2024 and unveiled a model designed for urban use: the Flying Flea C6. The traditional brand, which looks back on over 100 years of history, is venturing into electromobility with the Flying Flea C6 and is thus building on its past, when the original Flying Flea model became known as a light military machine during the Second World War.
A new adventure bike based on the proven 650 cc twin-cylinder engine is coming our way. The first test rides of the prototype were spotted in southern Europe, and the almost production-ready model already provides some exciting insights into the upcoming machine. With this touring enduro, which is to be positioned as the brand's flagship, Royal Enfield is focusing on a versatile and robust motorcycle with a clear focus on touring and comfort.
On November 4, 2024, Royal Enfield announced the start of a new era in Milan: With the foundation of the electric brand Flying Flea, the long-established company, which is the global leader in the mid-engine segment (250-750cc), is entering the electric two-wheeler market. With the introduction of the Flying Flea C6 in classic look and the Flying Flea S6 in scrambler style, Royal Enfield offers a stylish and powerful electric mobility range for urban areas. The sales launch of the first Flying Flea C6 model is planned for spring 2026.
The Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 is the latest model from the Indian motorcycle manufacturer, which was officially unveiled yesterday. With a fresh design and the proven 452cc single-cylinder engine from the Himalayan, the Guerrilla 450 offers an interesting mix of retro charm and modern technology. In this article, we take a detailed look at the three different variants of the Guerrilla 450 and their specifications.
Royal Enfield is planning the launch of the new Shotgun 650 model. Inspired by the SG650 concept from 2021, this motorcycle combines classic elements with modern features.
Royal Enfield, known for its iconic motorcycles, has started hinting at the Himalayan 452. Along with this, leaks have also surfaced revealing most of the specs of the motorcycle.
Royal Enfield has had the mysterious name "Guerrilla 450" protected in India, and the motorcycle world is puzzling over which new model could be hiding behind this label. While the Himalayan 450 is about to be unveiled, rumors are boiling over about roadsters, scramblers and even the return of the Bullet 500.
A mysterious video, the characteristic rattle of the 350cc engine and a flood of Bullet logos raise questions: What does Royal Enfield have planned for September 1 with its legendary Bullet lineup, and is an electric variant even coming?
Royal Enfield has unveiled new color variants for the Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650 for 2023. The models will receive new colors, dubbed "blacked out," as well as other upgrades for greater comfort and a better riding experience.
The upcoming Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 was unveiled at EICMA as the SG650 concept, and now it has been spotted on test rides.
Royal Enfield has unveiled a Himalayan for the street, the Scram 411, confirming most of the rumors that made the rounds in advance.
In a few days, Royal Enfield will unveil a scrambler version of the Himalayan. The countdown on a specially set up page will expire on March 15, 2022.
Rumors of a Royal Enfield Himalayan with a larger displacement have been around for years. Now the rumors are getting louder.
At the end of the year, the Royal Enfield 650 platform is to be expanded by two more models. The "Shotgun" cruiser and a "Scam" scrambler variant are to be released.
Royal Enfield is recalling several models due to possible ignition coil failures. A total of 236,966 motorcycles are affected.
As reported, there was a news that Royal Enfield wants to withdraw from the Vietnamese market as they failed to gain a foothold there in the last four years. Now Royal Enfield announces that they still plan to sell there.
After more than four years of trying to gain a foothold in the Vietnamese market, Royal Enfield has to admit that it has failed.
The 31st Speed Week at Lake Gairdner in South Australia ended with a new land speed record for the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650.