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Royal Enfield will strengthen its 350 cc, 450 cc and 650 cc portfolios in 2026-27 while bringing in new 750 cc and electric offerings in India
Electrification is all set to play a big role in Royal Enfield’s upcoming launches with the Flying Flea brand preparing to step foot into the market with a duo of launches. The C6 will spearhead this move – drawing inspiration from the original historic military machine but redesigned with a minimalist appeal, exposed structural elements and a distinctive girder-style front suspension.
Built around a lightweight architecture, it is engineered for urban use and expected to launch in the coming months. Sharing the same electric base, the S6 will follow with a more personality. Designed with scrambler-like cues, longer suspension travel and dual-purpose wheels, it will arrive sometime next year.
Both EVs will utilise common battery components and they will be followed by electrified Himalayan. While EVs grab headlines, the ICE portfolio remains equally significant. One of the most talked-about additions is the Bullet 650 which merges the brand’s traditional design language with its established 648 cc parallel-twin engine.
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Producing 47 bhp and over 52 Nm, the twin-cylinder motor is paired with a six-speed gearbox and assist-and-slipper clutch. In addition, a limited-run Classic 650 Anniversary Edition was revealed at EICMA to commemorate the company’s 125-year legacy. Distinguished by a unique colour-shifting paint scheme combining red and gold tones along with blacked-out detailing, it will likely arrive in select numbers.
Looking further ahead, Royal Enfield’s expansion strategy could include a Himalayan 750. The large capacity adventure motorcycle will help consolidate the brand’s touring credentials and sit above the current middleweight offerings in India as well as abroad. More new models based on the 450 cc and 650 cc platforms along with refreshed versions within the 350 cc lineup are also in the development.
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Even as Royal Enfield develops a larger 750 cc iteration of the Continental GT, the existing Continental GT 650 won’t be phased out and will continue in the lineup alongside the upcoming bigger model. Indications point toward a refreshed version of the 650 arriving later this year with multiple mechanical revisions.
The update is expected to include a reworked suspension arrangement with telescopic front forks and twin rear shock absorbers along with potential braking enhancements such as the addition of dual front disc rotors.
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