If you want to buy a bike then wait for a while, 7 bikes of Royal Enfield will be launched in 2026

New Delhi. Royal Enfield now has an attractive portfolio in India. This includes different prices, engines and segments. There is good demand for models like Himalayan 450 and Interceptor 650. The Chennai-based company is going to launch seven new motorcycles in 2026. The lineup will also include models from Flying Flea, Royal Enfield’s EV sub-brand. Flying Flea C6 The first product from Flying Flea will be the C6, which is a retro-style electric motorcycle and will be launched early next year. Its design will be minimalist and it will have a modern powertrain. It has been designed and developed as an urban commuter. It will get stylish alloy wheels, retro look round mirrors and unique body panels. Removable pillion seat can also be provided in it. This electric motorcycle was shown for the first time at EICMA 2024 (Milan). Recently its test mules are being seen on the roads of Chennai. Its production model will be made in the company’s Chennai plant.

• C6 is based on Royal Enfield’s new L platform and will get in-house developed Vehicle Control Unit (VCU). The company has not yet revealed the battery specifications or powertrain output. It is expected that this bike will give a range of about 200 km on a single charge. It will have forged aluminum girder front forks, disc brakes on both sides and dual-channel ABS.
• It will have features like color digital touchscreen display, voice assist, Bluetooth connectivity, navigation, support of OTA updates, real-time feedback, keyless go, selectable ride modes, LED lighting etc. Qualcomm Snapdragon QWM2290 processor will be used for smart features in the bike.
• Royal Enfield Bullet 650 Royal Enfield showcased the much-awaited Bullet 650 at Motoverse 2025. It will have a 648cc, air/oil-cooled, parallel-twin engine. This motorcycle will be a more traditional and accessible version of the Classic 650. It is expected that it will be launched in early 2026 (likely January), whose ex-showroom price may be around Rs 3.5 lakh. It will be positioned below the Classic 650.
• It looks like the big Bullet 350. Most of the design elements of the 350cc motorcycle have been retained in it. Two color options will be available – Battleship Blue and Canon Black. These will have golden pinstripes and traditional Royal Enfield badges.
• The parallel-twin engine in Bullet 650 will give power of 46hp and peak torque of 52Nm. This engine is known for its strong mid-range and smooth delivery. The company will provide many accessories on Bullet 650, like fog lamps, sump guard, soft luggage saddle bags, touring seat, pillion backrest, engine guard etc.
• Flying Flea S6: The second model of the Flying Flea sub-brand due in late 2026 will be the S6, an all-electric scrambler built on the C6 platform. It was recently showcased at EICMA 2025 and is expected to go on sale in late 2026. S6 will get 19-inch front wheel and 18-inch rear wheel (both spokes). It has been designed multipurpose.
• Its suspension will have good travel and ground clearance will also be high. Other features include an enduro-style seat, dedicated off-road ride mode, ABS and traction control that can sense lean angles. S6 will be launched first in international markets, then it will come to India.
• Royal Enfield Himalayan 750: Road trials of the bigger and more powerful Himalayan 750 are underway in late 2026. It is reported that its production version can be presented at EICMA next year. The India launch will take place in late 2026, possibly in the Motoverse.
• Two versions of Himalayan 750 can be found – one for road and the other for hardcore off-roading. The road version will have alloy wheels, while the off-road version will have spoke wheels. It will have a 750cc parallel-twin engine (long stroke version of the 650cc engine), which will give about 54hp power and 65Nm torque. It will also get a new chassis, headstock, swingarm and suspension.
• Royal Enfield Continental GT 750 and Interceptor 750: The 750cc engine will also come to the Continental GT in late 2026. The GT 750 is currently in development and is expected to go on sale in late 2026 or early 2027, with the former option being more likely. Interceptor 750 may also be launched next year.
• Royal Enfield Himalayan Electric: Royal Enfield may showcase the electric version of Himalayan at EICMA next year in late 2026. This will be the production version of the Him-e concept and will retain the adventure-ready DNA of the Himalayan. The launch may happen at the end of next year.
• Testing of this bike is going on in full swing. It will get golden USD front forks, spoke wheels, off-road tyres, LED headlamps, short windshield, single-piece dual-tone seat etc.
• Himalayan EV will have features like navigation and smartphone connectivity, selectable ride modes, switchable ABS etc. along with a large dashboard. It may have a 14 kWh battery pack and 100hp electric motor. If this happens then it will become the most powerful Royal Enfield ever.