Royal Enfield May Showcase its 2020 Motorcycle Range Next Week

According to the recent buzz, Royal Enfield will also be participating at the upcoming EICMA auto show, which is all set to commence on November 5, 2019, in Milan, Italy. The Chennai-based brand is expected to showcase its 2020 motorcycle range at the upcoming event though there is no official confirmation as of yet.

The earlier rumours suggested the brand to unveil the production-ready variant of the Royal Enfield KX concept (Bobber 838) at the EICMA 2019 but as per the latest details available, it seems rather impossible since the brand unveiled the concept KX at the EICMA 2018 and the production-ready variant will take some more time to make a global debut.

The possible guess goes out to the brand’s much-awaited 2020 motorcycle range. Royal Enfield is expected to unveil the 2020 BS6-compliant models of the Classic 350 and Classic 500. It is high time for the brand to unveil the new engine variants at the EICMA 2019 since the models have been spotted testing quite a few times on the Indian roads.

Apart from the new Classic series, the manufacturer is also expected to unveil the production-ready 2020 Royal Enfield Thunderbird X at the event in Milan next week. One of the most anticipated motorcycles from the brand, the 2020 variant of the Thunderbird X has been equipped with major updates in terms of design and specifications.

The updated motorcycle was recently spotted testing on the Indian roads in three different variants which further features different touring accessories. Apart from the cosmetic changes, one can also expect the BS6-compliant engine to be offered on the 2020 Thunderbird X. The updated motorcycle is expected to carry a premium of around INR 10,000 to INR 15,000 over the current-gen BS4 variant.

In addition to this, the popular motorcycle manufacturer is highly likely to unveil a custom motorcycle at the upcoming EICMA 2019. Though no major details have been surfaced on the same, one can expect it to be powered by the Royal Enfield’s 650cc twin-cylinder engine.

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