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  Royal Enfield Classic 350 Royal Enfield recently updated the Classic 350. The Classic is one of the most popular vehicles. The vehicle is powered by a 349 cc single cylinder fuel injection engine. The vehicle will produce 20.2hp of power and 27Nm of torque. The vehicle has a five speed gearbox. Classic engine In appearance, the new Classic 350 looks very similar to its predecessor. But Enfield claims there is nothing wrong with the vehicle. The most important of these is the 349cc J-platform engine. The engine is more modern than the old UCE motor. That is why the price of the classic has gone up. However, Enfield says that the mileage of the vehicle has increased with the change of engine. The engine will produce more power than before. But the torque is low. The weight of the vehicle is almost the same as the old classic. • Clearer Spy Shots Of The Royal Enfield Scram Reveal New Details   Mileage of the Classic The real world fuel economy of the vehicle was recently tes

 The 'Make It Yours' (MiY) initiative from manufacturers Royal Enfield is very popular, and the company offers customisation services on its motorcycles as well as clothing ranges such as helmets and t-shirts. Now, the company has announced that it will include a range of its riding jackets in the 'Make It Yours' customisation program. Motorcycle and riding enthusiasts can now customize and purchase riding jackets through an interface that offers customisation options from colours , liners and armour. In addition to colour choices, the platform also offers the option to add winter and rain liners to their riding jackets. This customisation option will be available from Royal Enfield's official online store and will soon be available at its dealership stores. Speaking at the launch of MiY on riding jackets, Royal Enfield's Apparel, North & West India & Global Business Head - National Business Head Puneet Sood; ‘Royal Enfield is always working to increa

  Buoyed by excellent response for new Meteor 350, Royal Enfield is now readying two new 350cc motorcycles for the Indian market. The new bikes will share the platform and engine specs with the Meteor 350. One of the upcoming RE 350cc bikes will be the new-generation Classic 350, which has been spotted testing in India. Adding to it, the company is also testing a new 350cc bike which is rumoured to be called the Interceptor 350. 2021 RE Classic 350 The new-gen Royal Enfield Classic 350  is reportedly to be launched in the second quarter of 2021, most probably in April-May. It will be based on the new modular J platform, which underpins the Meteor 350. It will be powered by a new 349cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine with an OHC design. It is capable of producing 20.2bhp at 6,100rpm and a peak torque of 27Nm at 4,000rpm. For transmitting power, the engine will be coupled to a 6-speed gearbox. The new model will retain the original Classic-look; however, it will have some modern desi

Ever since the launch of 650 Twins, select customers have been waiting for alloys wheels option To ensure that customers have access to all options they might wish for, Royal Enfield will soon be launching alloy wheels for its popular 650 twins, Interceptor and Continental GT. The alloy wheels will be offered as an accessory. 650 twins  currently utilize spoke wheels , which is one of the key design elements that give the motorcycles their retro flavour. Testing and validation In response to an owner of Interceptor 650, Royal Enfield said that they are currently carrying out extensive durability and validation testing for the new cast alloy wheels. Once that is complete and if things progress as per plans, the new alloy wheels could be  launched around February 2021 . It is also to be noted here, that the upcoming Royal Enfield 650 Cruiser, which has been spied on test in Chennai, was seen with alloys wheels. Most likely, it is this alloy wheel design, which will also be seen on board

                  Royal Enfield Meteor Electric Royal Enfield has confirmed plans to launch an all electric motorcycle in the future While scooters currently dominate the electric segment, we could see launch of several new electric motorcycles in the coming years. This space has only a few products and it holds significant potential for growth. Not everyone fancies riding a scooter, so electric motorcycles will inevitably have to step in to fulfil customer expectations. These products will come from both startup auto firms as well as established two wheeler manufacturers. Royal Enfield Meteor electric imagined Royal Enfield is among the leading auto companies that are working on the  development of an electric motorcycle . As may be recalled, Royal Enfield currently dominates the 200cc – 500 cc motorcycle segment with more than 75% market share. To maintain its lead position, the switch to electric is necessary for the company. While details about Royal Enfield’s electric motorcycle h