Royal Enfield has effectively added equipment to most of the motorcycles in their Indian lineup, helping buyers get a safer than ever riding experience and much premium feel than the old generation products. Starting with the bestseller, Royal Enfield Classic 350 now costs INR 1,68,447 and comes with the front as well as rear disc brake as standard. The basic variant now includes Redditch bikes with them.

The Gunmetal Grey variant can be bought for INR 1,69,445 while ABS equipped Classic 350 Signals costs INR 1,84,552. All prices mentioned are on-road, New Delhi. The bigger Classic 500 ABS is now priced at INR 2,34,914 for the Black and INR 2,38,109 for the Stealth Black, Squadron Blue, and Desert Storm shade. The Chrome variant comes without ABS and still costs INR 2,29,950.

Royal Enfield Bullet 500 now comes with a rear disc and costs INR 2,06,145. On the other hand, the standard variant costs INR 1,34,699 and comes without any improvement in the feature list. The ES variant is priced at INR 1,50,259. Himalayan now comes with ABS as a stock feature and gets an on-road price of INR 2,11,931. Those looking for the camouflaged Sleet variant will need to spend extra INR 2,000.

Thunderbird 350, the cruiser with a feature loaded approach, costs INR 1,71,228 while the 350X commands a premium of INR 7400 over the standard variant. The difference is raised to INR 8400 when compared between Thunderbird 500 and 500X. Moreover, the entire Thunderbird series is yet to receive ABS as stock. The non-ABS Thunderbird 500X costs INR 2,33,471. The prices are on-road, Delhi.

Royal Enfield Bullet Series Motorcycles

Royal Enfield Classic Series Motorcycles

Royal Enfield Thunderbird Series Motorcycles

Royal Enfield Himalayan Series Motorcycles