Royal Enfield

Royal Enfield Classic 350Royal Enfield sales stood at 89,540 units in June 2025, posting double digit YoY and YTD Growth
Royal Enfield, a division of Eicher Motors, has reported sales for June 2025. The two wheeler maker clocked 89,540 unit sales that included both domestic sales and exports. This was a 22% YoY increase from 73,141 units sold in June 2024 relative to a volume improvement of 16,399 units.
Royal Enfield YoY Sales June 2025
In domestic markets, Royal Enfield sold a total of 76,957 units. This was a 16% YoY increase from 66,117 units sold in June 2024 marking a volume increase of 10,840 units. Exports on the other hand surged even more dramatically by 79% to 12,583 units, an improvement in volumes by 5,559 units over 7,024 units shipped in June 2024. It is the company’s smaller displacement bikes in the 350cc segment that contribute more to sales as compared to their 440cc, 450cc and 650cc offerings.
Royal Enfield Sales June 2025
Royal Enfield FY YTD Sales June 2025
FY Year to date (YTD) sales from April to June 2025 rose to 2,65,528 units. This was a 17% growth from 2,26,907 units sold in the same period of 2024. Domestic sales in the first quarter shot up by 12% to 2,28,779 units, up from 2,04,686 units sold in the same three month period of 2024. Exports too reported a 65% increase to 36,7749 units from 22,221 units shipped during the months of April-June 2024.
Speaking about the performance for June 2025, B Govindarajan, Managing Director, Eicher Motors, and Chief Executive Officer, Royal Enfield, said, “We saw strong double-digit growth in June, reflecting the steady momentum we have built across markets. Our motorcycles continued to perform well not just in India but in several key global markets, driven by a growing community of riders who resonate with our brand and purpose. We are confident of the growth momentum and are looking forward to building on this growth with a sharp focus on innovation, quality, and delivering a pure motorcycling experience.”

Royal Enfield Himalayan Odyssey 2025 flagged off! ????
? 21st edition? 18 days, 77 riders, 2,600 km? Conquering Umling La at 19,026 ft? Riding through Ladakh, Spiti & Zanskar’s epic, challenging routes#RoyalEnfield #HimalayanOdyssey #RidePure #Adventure pic.twitter.com/qBvshrwKVF
— RushLane (@rushlane) June 30, 2025

RE Himalayan Odyssey
On 30th June 2025, Royal Enfield flagged off the 21st edition of Himalayan Odyssey. This is an 18-day adventure riding from Chandigarh to Siachen Base Camp and spans 2,600 kms. 77 riders took off to ride through some of the breathtaking landscapes of the upper Himalayas in India and will traverse across Ladakh, Spiti and Zanskar to Umling La, the highest motorable pass in the world situated at over 19,000ft above Mean Sea Level or MSL.
In the past month, Royal Enfield also introduced its Conscious Collection of apparel. This collection is under the brand’s Green Pursuit initiative and the line has been crafted using recycled material, Himalayan grass fiber and organic cottons while it is dyed with natural colours. It helps to transform waste into wearables and reflects excellent craftsmanship. More

Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 Gets Tubeless TyresSince the Himalayan 450 is widely used for long-distance touring, a reliable tubeless tyre solution greatly enhances the overall experience
Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 is one of the preferred bikes for highway cruising and off-road adventures. The bike has a powerful Sherpa 450 engine, robust suspension setup and is available at an accessible price point. However, since Himalayan 450 was originally launched with tube-type tyres, dealing with punctures was a major hassle. Especially when exploring remote areas.
As a solution, Royal Enfield improved overall experience by introducing cross-spoke wheels for Himalayan 450. These were launched as an accessory for existing buyers and an option for new buyers in September 2024. Royal Enfield has now increased the price of these cross-spoke wheels for existing customers. Let’s check out the details and the new pricing.
Himalayan Cross-Spoke Wheels Price Hiked
For existing Himalayan users, the cross-spoke wheels were earlier available at Rs 12,424. This seemed a reasonable amount, especially for folks who frequently used their Himalayan for long-distance touring. Sold as genuine Royal Enfield accessories, the cross-spoke wheels are also considered more reliable in comparison to aftermarket tube to tubeless conversions. The latter does not come with a written warranty of any sort.
It is reasonable to expect some change in prices of components with time. But in case of Himalayan’s cross-spoke wheels, the price has been increased by a massive Rs 28,221. This is applicable for existing Himalayan 450 users. Now priced at Rs 40,645, the cross-spoke wheels for the Himalayan account for nearly 15% of the bike’s price.
Royal Enfield Himalayan Older 21-Inch Front Tube-type Setup
This applies to the base variant ‘Kaza Brown’, which is available at a starting price of Rs 2.96 lakh (Ex-sh). Such a huge price hike for an accessory is quite surprising. It is also possible that these cross-spoke wheels are being positioned as a premium upgrade.
Rs 11,000 pricing still applicable for new buyers
While existing Himalayan 450 users will have to pay a hefty price, new buyers can still get the cross-spoke wheel upgrade at the earlier price of Rs 11,000. New buyers can do this by choosing Royal Enfield’s Make It Yours (MIY) configuration platform.
As of now, the price of the cross-spoke wheels (90/90-21 at front and 140/80 R 17 rear) is listed at Rs 11,000. It is not certain if this more accessible pricing will be retained on the MIY platform. However, to sustain sales, the cross-spoke wheels may continue to be available at affordable rates exclusively for new buyers.
Himalayan 450 is currently the 6th bestselling Royal Enfield bike in India. In May 2025, sales were at 1,489 units, contributing 1.96% to the brand’s overall sales. In the 350cc-450cc best selling motorcycles list, Himalayan 450 was ranked 8th in May. It was ahead of KTM 390 Adventure, one of its primary rivals. More

2025 Royal Enfield Hunter 350Royal Enfield reported total domestic sales of 75,820 units in May 2025, registering a year-on-year growth of 19.34% over the 63,531 units sold in May 2024. The growth was driven primarily by strong performance of the Classic 350 and the Bullet 350, while a few models including the Himalayan and 650 Twins saw a decline.
Royal Enfield Sales Breakup May 2025 – YoY Comparison
Topping the charts was the Classic 350, with 28,628 units sold, up 20.39% from 23,779 units in May last year. The Bullet 350 followed next with a significant 85.16% growth, selling 17,279 units compared to 9,332 units in May 2024. The Hunter 350 also recorded a positive performance, growing 5.89% YoY with 15,972 units sold.
Royal Enfield Sales Breakup May 2025 – YoY Comparison
On the other hand, the Meteor 350 saw a slight dip in sales, registering 7,697 units in May 2025, down 6.01% from 8,189 units sold in the same month last year. The 650 Twins (Interceptor and Continental GT combined) too witnessed a 7.28% decline with 2,675 units sold.
A sharper decline was seen with the Himalayan, which managed only 1,489 units, a steep fall of 55.07% from 3,314 units a year ago. Among the newer models, the recently launched Guerrilla 450 debuted with 1,035 units while the Shotgun 650 added 194 units to the monthly tally. The Super Meteor 650 saw a minor decline of 10.23%, selling 851 units compared to 948 in May 2024.
Royal Enfield Sales Breakup May 2025 – MoM Comparison
Royal Enfield Sales Breakup May 2025 – MoM Comparison
Compared to April 2025, overall sales were almost flat with a marginal 0.24% decline. The Classic 350 grew by 6.82% MoM, and the Bullet 350 rose by 4.79%. However, the Hunter 350 dropped by 11.80%, and the 650 Twins by 14.45%. The Himalayan also dipped 13.18%, while the Super Meteor 650 and Shotgun 650 declined by 12.09% and 15.28%, respectively. The Guerrilla 450, however, showed a 12.5% MoM improvement with 1,035 units sold compared to 920 in April.
Despite some models showing a monthly dip, the strong year-on-year performance indicates that Royal Enfield continues to enjoy strong demand, especially for its 350cc offerings. More

Royal Enfield Bullet 350Bullet 350 is currently the third best selling Royal Enfield bike in India, contributing over 20% to overall sales volumes
Even with newer options available in the 350cc segment, Bullet 350 continues to witness robust demand. Royal Enfield has now increased prices of Bullet 350 in the range of Rs 2,000 to Rs 3,000. This is likely based on increased production costs. Let’s check out the new pricing.
Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Price Hike
Bullet 350 range starts with the Battalion Black variant, which was launched last year in September. One of the key USPs of the Battalion Black variant is its enhanced retro aesthetics. Bullet 350 Battalion Black variant is available at a starting price of Rs 1.75 lakh (Ex-sh). Interestingly, Battalion Black is now priced lower than Military Black and Military Red, which was not the case before.
Speaking of, Military Black and Military Red variants, are now priced higher than Battalion Black at Rs 1.76 lakh. Earlier, these two variants were priced at Rs 1.74 lakh (all prices Ex-sh). Bullet 350 Standard Black and Standard Maroon variants are now priced at Rs 2 lakh. These were earlier available at a starting price of Rs 1.97 lakh. The top variant, Black Gold, is now available at Rs 2.18 lakh. It was earlier offered at Rs 2.16 lakh. As is evident, prices of Bullet 350 have been increased in the range of Rs 2,000 to Rs 3,000 (all prices Ex-sh).
Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Price Hike
Bullet 350 to get slipper/assist clutch
Royal Enfield is in the process of updating its 350cc bikes with an assist and slipper clutch. This feature has already been introduced with 2025 Hunter 350. A slip-assist clutch ensures lighter clutch action and smooth gearshifts, thereby reducing fatigue and improving overall ride experience. Bullet 350, along with other 350cc Royal Enfield bikes, will also be getting the slip-assist clutch. Such updates are necessary, as rival offerings from Honda and Triumph already offer these features.
No other changes
As of now, there are no changes introduced with the Bullet 350. The new-gen version based on the J platform was launched in 2023. It is interesting to note that the first model, GS 350cc Bullet, was launched in 1932. That makes the Bullet the world’s oldest motorcycle in continuous production. Over the years, multiple new versions were launched such as the Bullet Machismo (1990), Bullet Electra (2002) and Bullet Trials 500 (2019).
Existing Royal Enfield Bullet 350 utilizes the new 349cc, single cylinder air-oil cooled engine that generates 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm of max torque. It is mated to a 5-speed constant mesh gearbox. The new J platform and engine have significantly reduced noise and vibrations. The improvements have ensured smoother, more comfortable rides, even across long distance journeys.
Bullet 350 Battalion Black
Bullet 350 utilizes a twin downtube spine frame, with 41mm telescopic front forks with 130mm of travel. At the rear, the bike has twin tube emulsion shock absorbers with 6-step adjustable preload. Wheels are 19-inch at front and 18-inch at rear, wrapped in 100/90 front and 120/80 tube type tyres. Braking setup comprises 300 mm front and 270 mm rear discs, integrated with dual-channel ABS. More