Royal Enfield Electric Bike India Launch On Track
Royal Enfield has reportedly made a few prototypes and is said to be evaluating the segments it wants to compete in
Royal Enfield has reportedly made a few prototypes and is said to be evaluating the segments it wants to compete in
- Royal Enfield has been working on the electric motorcycle platform since 2018.
- The launch of the production version is still some time away.
- Revolt’s RV 300 and RV 400 are the only two electric motorcycles available in the country at the moment.

Royal Enfield has been working on an electric motorcycle platform since 2018, and the brand’s plans seem to be right on track as per recent reports. Speaking to a publication, Royal Enfield’s Chief Executive Officer Vinod K. Dasari has revealed that the brand has made some prototypes and is currently evaluating the right segment in which it can debut the electric bike.
Dasari added that it’s just a matter of time for the electric revolution to truly kick in. “It is not about whether electric (mobility) will come or not but it’s a question of ‘when’. We did make some prototypes, we have looked at several segments and we will be adding to the team in the near future,” he said. He also stated that going by the bookings trend in July 2020, the demand has gone back to pre-pandemic levels, and that the situation isn’t like how it was in June.

In November 2019, the company announced a new Royal Enfield 2.0 strategy that includes electric mobility. So far, nothing concrete regarding the motorcycle or its pictures have surfaced online. That said, we believe it is likely to be a motorcycle that looks retro but packs a modern electric powertrain. A triple digit range with the option to quick charge or swap batteries will be essential if the brand wants to make a mark in the electric segment. The biggest drawback of electric vehicles is the down time between charging, and quick-charging or battery swapping technology should solve this issue.
The Indian electric segment is still at its nascent stage and the Revolt RV 400 and RV 300 are the only electric motorcycles on sale at the moment. While they represent the more affordable end of the segment, Bengaluru-based Ultraviolette Automotive is looking to cash in on the Rs 3 lakh segment with its upcoming motorcycle, the F77.

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Currently, the brand is prioritising the launch of the Meteor 350 that will herald a new direction for the brand. It was expected to be launched earlier this year, but the ongoing pandemic has delayed proceedings. Other models from the new J-platform are likely to follow soon. With these developments in place, it is a little too early to speculate about the launch timeline or expected pricing of Royal Enfield’s electric motorcycle. Only time will tell what Royal Enfield has in store in terms of electric mobility. Until then, stay tuned.
Royal Enfield Classic 350 (2012-2021) User Reviews
- King of the road.
Its perfect for both city ride ride and highways. The upright sitting posture give king of the road feel along with the riders dual springs seat provide extra comfort. The servicing charges are nominal highly affordable bike for serious bike lovers. Provides big 350 cc engine, with the OG sound. Its absolute head turner.
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The buying experiences was quite memorable a classic 350 had a strong reputation for its solid built traditional design and relaxed character the chestnut was one of the main reason I like this, particular bike it's give a classy vintage and premium appearance. Comfort is one of the strongest point of the classic 350 the upright riding position and wide bucket seats make it comfortable for daily rights as well as Long journeys I feel expensive enjoyable when cruising at the relax it speed either than a riding aggressive, my major points to like this bike is beautiful chestnut colour, comfortable riding position,excellent classics styling relaxed 350 cc performance, characteristic Royal Enfield fields and sound, overall great bike.
1 - Royal Enfield Classic 350 (in V Good Condition)
The bike is in very good condition. The feel of heaviness in 2013 model is unique and not available in new bullets. It is easy to start because battery is new. Engine was never opened so engine is in excellent condition. Have this bike and enjoy your rides. You will never regret buying this bike I bet.
1 - Still My Favourite Ride
Bought this bike on 17th March 2016 and still enjoy riding it. The comfort and road presence are great. Maintenance has been reasonable and the engine feels solid after years of use. A reliable bike for daily rides and long trips. Happy with the ownership experience. Worth every penny. Road presence is awesome.
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