Royal Enfield 650 Twins Anniversary Edition On-Road Price Leaked!

One of the world’s oldest two-wheeler brands, Royal Enfield, commenced its astonishing journey in 1901 in London, and now, celebrating its wonderful 120th anniversary, the brand has launched 650 Twins Anniversary Edition motorcycles during the EICMA show in Milan, Italy.

According to the latest report by RushLane, the price of both bikes has leaked already, which is Rs 4.50 lakh for the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 Anniversary Edition and Rs 4.80 lakh for the Continental GT 650 Anniversary Edition.

According to the report, these prices are on-road in Chennai. However, we are still waiting for the official price revelation, which will be out with the official commencement of the online sale. As per the RE’s official website, the bookings will start today, December 6, 2021, at 7:00 pm (IST).

A total of 480 bikes are available, with 120 units each for India, Europe, the Americas, and Southeast Asia. Each area will receive 60 units of INT 650 and 60 units of GT 650.

Royal Enfield 650 Twins Anniversary Edition Photos

To ensure uniqueness, each of these bikes will have a unique serial number on the tank top emblem, signifying that it is one of 60 unique motorcycles in any of the four zones specified throughout the world. These motorcycles will only be available for purchase online in India. These new bikes are aesthetically upgraded versions of regular 650cc twins with no mechanical or functional changes. The limited-edition versions have an all-black paint scheme with hand-painted golden stripes on the fuel tank.

To create a contrasting look, Royal Enfield has matte-blackened the internals and mechanical components of the bikes, such as the engine, exhaust, front and rear suspension, and handlebar. While complimenting the overall aesthetic, the motorcycles will be outfitted with genuine accessories like flyscreens, heel guards, engine guards, touring and bar-end mirrors, all in black. The 650 Twins are inspired by the renowned Royal Enfield Interceptor 750 and Continental GT 250 of the 1960s, and they have played a significant role in RE’s global development and success in recent years.