Royal Enfield (Eicher Motors)
5 models from Royal Enfield in the MotoSutra catalogue — from ₹1.49L to ₹3.19L, each with full specifications, variant lists and expert verdicts.
Royal Enfield is MotoSutra’s reference point for retro and adventure motorcycling in India.
Models list variants, service details, mileage and long-term review coverage.
Every bikes we price and spec for Royal Enfield, newest launch first.
Newsroom
News 3 min
New colours, a reshuffled accessory story and no movement in the ₹3.12-3.27 lakh bands our listing records for the Continental GT 650 and Interceptor 650.
News 3 min
TVS's new flagship single brings a 312 cc engine, four ride modes, a bi-directional quickshifter and a five-inch TFT display to the sub-350 segment.
News 3 min
At ₹9.90-9.98 lakh in our sample catalogue, the 1,200 cc twin arrives with 105 Nm, cornering ABS on the Pro and no apology for the price of wanting the best-looking bike on the list.
News 3 min
Dispatches to dealers have broadened, shortening waiting periods on the 452 cc adventure motorcycle without any change to the machine itself.
Road tests
Review 5 min
47 bhp, 198 kg and a 783 mm saddle that lets every rider feel tall on the best-sounding twin in the country. Two weeks on the GT is a love letter with a wrist-pain appendix — and the appendix only arrives on the days you forget what you bought.
Review 6 min
Two weeks, 1,400 km and one unsealed pass later, the Sherpa-platform Himalayan looks like the most complete motorcycle Royal Enfield has ever built — and the first one that asks to be ridden rather than admired.
Royal Enfield has 5 models in the MotoSutra catalogue (5 Bikes).
Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is the lowest-priced Royal Enfield in this catalogue at ₹1.49L (ex-showroom, sample data for this build), up to ₹3.19L for Royal Enfield Interceptor 650.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 is the most recent launch on file, dated 15 Jan 2026.
