Royal Enfield is adding some exciting new products to its lineup in 2024. With a stylish 650cc engine, the royal enfield shotgun 650 joins the lineup. To compete, a brand-new roadster called the Triumph Speed 400 built on the Himalayan 450 platform will be unveiled. At the end of this year, the J-platform-based Classic 350 Bomber is scheduled for launch. Inspired by the Interceptor 650, the Scrambler 650 will have improved off-road capabilities.
By adding new products to its lineup, Royal Enfield is preparing to make a big impression in 2024. The latest Himalayan 450, the new Bullet 350, and the royal enfield shotgun 650 have all made their debuts recently.
In the upcoming year, the manufacturer plans to introduce multiple models for various market segments as part of a dynamic approach. Let’s look at a few of these models that the manufacturer in Chennai plans to release in 2024.
The royal enfield shotgun 650
The company is growing its flagship 650cc lineup, which already includes high-end models like the Interceptor, Continental GT, and Continental GT 650, with the introduction of the royal enfield shotgun 650.
The Shotgun 650 was unveiled at Motovars last month and has a similar 649cc parallel-twin cylinder, air/oil cooled engine mated to a 6-speed gearbox with a slip and assist clutch. The electric figures of the motorcycle can be adjusted to suit its personality.
Check out the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 | TIO Auto’s specs, mileage, and ground clearance above.
It’s possible that a new roadster built on the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 platform will be released. In India, this motorcycle has already been observed for testing.
With a 452cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled DOHC four-valve engine producing 40 horsepower and 40 Nm of torque, the upcoming roadster is anticipated to go up against the Triumph Speed 400 head-to-head.
The 350 Bomber Royal Enfield Classic
With a possible launch date of the end of this year, the Chennai-based manufacturer is also developing a 350cc J-platform bomber-style motorcycle. Available in both a single-seat and pillion seat configuration, the model has been spotted undergoing testing on several occasions.
With some modifications suggesting a bomber-style design, the test model bore a strong resemblance to the Classic 350. But we can anticipate that the bike maker will present the production model differently than its stablemate and make additional changes when it arrives. Expected to stay in place is a 349cc single-cylinder engine that produces 20.2 horsepower and 27 Nm of torque when combined with a 5-speed gearbox in the Bomber 350.
The 650 Royal Enfield Scrambler
The future Scrambler 650 from Royal Enfield is presently undergoing testing. It is probably built on the Interceptor 650 platform and has a longer wheelbase, block-pattern tires, and more ground clearance.
Upside-down front forks, a distinct dual-in-one exhaust system, and spoke wheels measuring 19 inches in front and 17 inches in back are some of the major improvements. Complete LED lighting, a single-pod instrument console, a ribbed-pattern seat, and longer handlebars for improved off-road performance are anticipated features of the bike.
It’s possible that the 649cc parallel-twin engine that powers the Interceptor will also power the Scrambler royal enfield shotgun 650.
