Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 News

This concept is the brainchild of well-known digital artist Oberdan Bezzi

From sporty track tamers to retro roadsters, you have a variety of options to choose from if the KTM 250 Adventure isn’t up to your alley

The Tripper pod debuted on the Meteor 350

Still worth the asking price?

All the important info about RE’s easygoing 650 twin in one convenient location

RE customers will be able to customise their new motorcycle through an app, RE’s official website and at Royal Enfield stores

Hyderabad-based Eimor Customs have transformed the venerable retro roadster into a beautiful vintage-inspired bobber

Two-wheeler sales in the country is showing healthy recovery, with some brands even exceeding September 2019’s numbers

The price premium is the same for all colour models

The plant will assemble the Himalayan and the 650 twins in its first phase, starting this month

The brand is going to unveil an Interceptor 650-based flat track race bike to compete in the US

These motorcycles have been reimagined as retro enduro and flat trackers

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Can the latest Japanese naked hold its own against the venerable, value-for-money homegrown retro twin, spec-wise? Find out

A powerful parallel-twin motor paired with off-road components. It can’t get simpler than this!

The brake caliper is prone to corrosion when exposed to de-icing salts on the roads in cold regions

It’s desi retro flavour against old-school Japanese charm

It looks so functional that Royal Enfield should really go ahead and make it for the masses

Get complimentary apparel and accessories upon booking your new bike

Confused between the retro twin-cylinder and the sporty single? This will clear things out

A number of colour options, which one would you choose?

There is a negligible drop in the power rating of the 648cc parallel-twin motor

The updated 650cc motorcycles now cost Rs 8,000 to Rs 9,000 more than their BS4 versions

The 650 twins are now Rs 8,000 to Rs 9,000 more expensive than before!