Will see Royal Enfield coming with four new bikes in 2021.
Key sentence:
- 2021 is going to offer a number of new launches in the two-wheeler category, and at least four of them will come from Royal Enfield.
- With the introduction of a new bike or model every quarter for at least the next five years.
Royal Enfield has vowed to keep the momentum going after the Meteor 350, with the introduction of a new bike or model every quarter for at least the next five years.
No surprise, a range of new releases in the two-wheeler segment will be offered next year including at least four of them will come from the Mumbai retro-classic bikemaker. Here is the list of all the upcoming RE bikes planned in 2021.
Next-gen Classic 350 for 2021:
In 2021, the Iconic 350 is about to be introduced to the new century. In the past, the bike also has been seen multiple times in the midst of road tests, and it may be the next Bullet Manufacturer launch.
Interestingly, like the Meteor 350, the latest Classic will be based on the J1-349 engine. It is also quite likely to arrive fitted with the turn-by-turn Tripper navigating feature.
2021 Twins of RE 650:
The revised 650 Twins models may also be launched next year by Royal Enfield. The new bikes, along with other minor changes, will get the Tripper turn-by-turn navigation feature.
The RE Hunter:
In the context of ‘Hunter’, Royal Enfield may add another title to its portfolio. Although the specifics are still scarce, reports say that it’s supposed to be a 350 cc retro classic bike. In contrast to the Classic 350, it will be more lightweight as well as modern.
Cruiser with 650 cc:
Royal Enfield could also launch a twin-cylinder cruiser version next year, apart from the new 650 cc Twins. The same bike was already spotted in the middle of road tests. A pulled-back design handlebar, teardrop fuel tank, separated seats as well as alloy wheels will be featured. Although the specifics are not yet official, it could be called ‘Roadster’.
650 Himalayan/ 2.0 Himalayan:
A new Himalayan prototype is under development as well as the 650 cc model is likely to be based on it. It is speculated that the new Himalayan is a more hardcore version and will lose a couple of kilos throughout the process. The model’s official name has not been confirmed yet.
