5 Royal Enfield Motorcycles Launching In The Next 12 Months
The Chennai-based motorcycle manufacturer Royal Enfield is currently one of the most popular biking brands in India. This company, at the moment, has several hit products like the Himalayan 450, Continental GT650, Interceptor 650, and many others. However, the company is now working on a number of new models which will help it become even more popular. Today, we will be sharing the list of the 5 Royal Enfield motorcycles which are confirmed to make their debut in the next 12 months.
Royal Enfield Continental GT 750 GT-R
The first model from Royal Enfield which will be based on the new 750cc platform will be the Continental GT 750 GT-R. This fully faired café racer has been codenamed as the R1E and will be launched by the end of FY2026, which will be before April 2026. This new motorcycle will feature a newly designed 750cc parallel-twin engine which will make around 55 bhp and 65 Nm of torque.
At the moment, the exact figures have not been revealed, and these are speculated numbers. Other highlights that could be seen on this new motorcycle will be dual front disc brakes, a new LCD display, and others. Once launched, it will most likely become the most expensive motorcycle in the Royal Enfield range of bikes available for sale in the country.
Royal Enfield Interceptor 750
Along with the launch of the Continental GT 750 GT-R, the company will also launch the Interceptor 750 in India around the same time (FY2026 end). This new modern-retro motorcycle will boast a similar silhouette to the Interceptor 650 but with subtle upgrades. It will get an LED tail light, LED turn indicators, alloy wheels, and a circular LED headlamp.
Other highlights will include a teardrop fuel tank and classic side panels. Powering this motorcycle will be the same 750cc parallel-twin-cylinder motor, which will generate around 55 bhp. It will also get dual front disc brakes, beefier telescopic forks, and twin shock absorbers. The Interceptor 750 will be tuned for a balance between comfort and handling.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 750
The third motorcycle to be based on the 750cc platform will be the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750. This new adventure motorcycle will be bigger in dimensions than the currently popular Himalayan 450. It is expected to get the same 750cc motor capable of producing 55 bhp and 60 Nm of torque.
During the last spotting of this bike's test mule, it was noted that the bike had a tall stance, high-mounted handlebar, and circular LED headlight. It also had a tall visor, adjustable levers, split seat, upswept exhaust, and rear carrier plate for mounting luggage boxes. It will also get 19-inch front and 17-inch rear spoked wheels. As per the reports, the Himalayan 750 will be priced around Rs 4 lakh, making it around Rs 1.15 lakh more expensive than the Himalayan 450.
Royal Enfield Flying Flea C6 (Classic)
The Chennai-based bikemaker is also going to jump into electric mobility. For this, it will be launching its first bike, the C6 Classic motorcycle, under its sub-brand Flying Flea. This light and simple motorcycle will boast an aluminium frame, premium switchgear, keyless go, circular dash, modern-retro aesthetic, and minimalist structure.
It will be available in single and two-seater configurations. Other notable highlights of this bike will include an in-house developed battery, motor, ECUs, and controllers. So far, the company has filed 45+ patents (including 10 international).
The Flying Flea C6 Classic will also get a Snapdragon QC2290 processor for smart features, real-time feedback, OTA updates, Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV), smart alerts, and AI-powered riding adaptation, which helps in terrain detection and learning rider habits.
Royal Enfield Flying Flea S6
In addition to the C6 Classic motorcycle, the Flying Flea sub-brand will also launch the S6 Scrambler motorcycle as well. It will be launched in the middle of 2026 and will feature a lean and rugged appearance, minimal bodywork, and a taller stance than the C6.
It will also get a round LED headlamp with chrome bezel, floating tail section, faux engine casing, gold anodised upside-down forks, wire-spoke wheels with knobby tyres, and enduro-inspired long seat. It will get the same electric powertrain as the C6. However, it will have faster acceleration.