Royal Enfield Models

The Bullet nameplate first appeared in 1932, when Royal Enfield introduced it as a new motorcycle line in the UK. Early Bullets established the model’s long-running character with a focus on durability and everyday us...

Royal Enfield introduced the Classic nameplate in 2008 as a retro-styled road motorcycle meant to capture the look and spirit of post-war British motorcycling while packaging it in a modern, accessible machine. The mo...

This nameplate began as Royal Enfield’s original café racer, introduced in the mid-1960s as a lightweight, sporty model aimed at the era’s rockers-and-racers crowd. The first Continental GT reached the market as a 196...

Royal Enfield’s Himalayan nameplate first appeared for the 2016 model year as the brand’s first purpose-built adventure motorcycle, created to offer an accessible, go-anywhere machine rather than a specialized race-br...

Introduced in 2022, this modern Royal Enfield roadster was created as a fresh, urban-focused addition to the brand’s line-up rather than a revival of an older nameplate. It was developed as a ground-up motorcycle and ...

This modern middleweight twin was introduced for the 2019 model year, with its global debut in late 2018 as part of a new 650cc two-cylinder family. It marked a major turning point for the marque, which had not produc...

Royal Enfield introduced this nameplate in late 2024 as a 2025-model-year scrambler, expanding its 650 twin family with a machine aimed at riders who want a more rugged, dirt-road-flavored alternative to the brand’s r...

This Royal Enfield nameplate was introduced in late 2024 as a bobber-inspired spin on the Classic family, drawing on the custom motorcycle scene and Goan moto-culture of the 1970s and 1980s. It became the brand’s mode...

Royal Enfield first used the Meteor name in 1952 on a 700cc parallel-twin touring motorcycle developed during the British era of the company. It was positioned as a capable long-distance machine and later evolved into...

This nameplate was introduced in 2022 as a scrambler-style crossover built around Royal Enfield’s Himalayan-derived LS410 platform. It was positioned as a more road-friendly, everyday alternative to the brand’s advent...

Introduced in January 2025, this nameplate represents Royal Enfield’s modern crossover approach to the scrambler idea, blending city-friendly road manners with light adventure styling and capability. It arrived as a f...

Royal Enfield introduced this nameplate as a custom-inspired 650cc twin model, first unveiling it in late 2023 and bringing the production version to market for the 2024 model year. It was developed as a modular, pers...

This cruiser was introduced as Royal Enfield’s modern return to a large, relaxed road bike and became part of the brand’s 650 twin family. It was first unveiled in late 2022, then launched across India and Europe in J...