Royal Enfield is preparing to expand its lineup with several upcoming motorcycles in its 350 cc to 750 cc categories. After the launch of the revised Classic 350 and the new Goan Classic 350 variant, and more recently, the launch of Hunter 350, the company is now focusing on its 450 cc lineup as well.

Upcoming Royal Enfield Bikes & EVs – What’s in the store?

It is expected to introduce minor updates across its 350 cc range, with models such as the Meteor 350 and the Bullet 350 likely to receive their due updates. The changes may include new colours, updated graphics and new features. However, no mechanical changes are anticipated such as the 349 cc air/oil cooled engine is set to continue without any modifications.

Royal Enfield is also rumoured to be working on a cafe racer version of the Guerrilla 450, which could debut either this year or in 2026. This new model is likely to compete with the Triumph Thruxton 400, which is also in the works and has been spotted during test runs. Earlier leaks have consistently pointed to a 450 cc Cafe Racer from RE in the works, too.

After the success of the brand’s 650 cc lineup, RE is also developing a new 750 cc platform, internally referred to as ‘R’. The Continental GT-R is the first model to be built on this new powertrain, and a faired cafe racer codenamed R1E is likely to debut before the end of the current fiscal year.

As for EVs, the Flying Flea C6 is going to be the brand’s first EV, to be launched in early 2026. Furthermore, the brand is also working on an electrified Himalayan while a 650 cc version of the ADV might also become a reality.

Last but not least, the Bullet 650 Twin is also going to be launched in the market by Royal Enfield sometime next year.