Royal Enfield Bikes Price List: December 2021
Royal Enfield retains prices of its motorcycle for two months in a row
Royal Enfield retains prices of its motorcycle for two months in a row
If you are planning to bring home a new Royal Enfield in December, you'd be glad to know that prices haven’t changed at all.
Take a look at the variant-wise price list here:
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Model |
Variants and Ex-showroom Delhi price |
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Halcyon Black, Grey and Green Rs 1,93,123 |
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Redditch Red, Sage Green and Grey Rs 1,84,374 |
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Chrome Bronze and Chrome Red Rs 2,15,118 |
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Dark Gun Metal Grey and Stealth Black Rs 2,11,465 |
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Signals Marsh Grey and Desert Sand Rs 2,04,367 |
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Model |
Variant and Ex-showroom Delhi price |
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Fireball Red and Yellow Rs 1,98,537 |
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Fireball Black and Grey Rs 2,25,624 |
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Fireball White, Grey, Green, Brown and Black Customs Rs 2,00,374 |
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Stellar Blue, Red and Black Rs 2,04,527 |
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Stellar Pure Black Rs 2,06,364 |
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Supernova Brown and Blue Rs 2,14,513 |
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Supernova Silver and Beige Custom Rs 2,16,351 |
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Model |
Variant and Ex-showroom price |
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Canyon Red, Ventura Blue and Orange Crush Rs 2,81,518 |
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Downtown Drag, Sunset strip and Baker express Rs 2,89,805 |
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Mark Two Rs 3,03,620 |
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Model |
Variant and Ex-showroom price |
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Rocker Red and BR Green Rs 2,98,079 |
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Ventura Storm and DUX Deluxe Rs 3,06,368 |
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Mr Clean Rs 3,20,177 |
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Model |
Variant and Ex-showroom price |
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Mirage Silver and Gravel Grey Rs 2,10,373 |
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Pine Green and Granite Black Rs 2,17,862 |
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Lake Blue and Rock Red Rs 2,14,118 |
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Model |
Variant and On-road Delhi price |
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Bullet 350 KS |
Black Rs 1,65,754 |
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Bullet Silver and Onyx Black Rs 1,58,485 |
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Bullet 350 ES |
Jet Black, Regal Red and Royal Blue Rs 1,82,190 |
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In related news, Royal Enfield recently showcased the SG650 Concept at the EICMA 2021, the production version of which -- likely to be called Shotgun 650 -- could be launched early next year.
Moreover, the brand also took the wraps off the 120th Anniversary Edition of the Interceptor 650 & the Continental GT 650. While these motorcycles only get cosmetic upgrades, we expect them to be priced at a premium over the standard model. Also, these special-edition bikes will be produced in limited numbers (60 each), and they'll go on sale on December 6.
While the Himalayan now seems a bit pricey, we expect to soon see a more affordable version of it in the form of the Royal Enfield Scram, which was recently spotted testing in camouflage.
User Reviews
Interceptor 650 has been an amazing bike to own. The 650cc parallel twin engine is smooth, powerful and fun to ride specially on highways. The exhaust note is addictive and the bike feel very stable on high speed, overall a great combination of performance, classic looks and riding experience. I have thoroughly enjoyed owning and riding it. Read More
This is office to home riding bike hardly it taken for long drive, and it never done major accidents after 4th reguler service vehicle is moving like a fluffy queen pillow, and having special lovable number plate and i never fell down or succumbed to any major accident i feel very safe even when i ride this on pothole roads.Read More