Royal Enfield has unveiled revised pricing for its motorcycle lineup, reflecting changes in GST rates effective from September 22, 2025. While motorcycles below 350cc enjoy a price cut of up to Rs. 22,000, the 450cc and 650cc models face a significant price increase, with hikes reaching as high as Rs. 29,486. This adjustment places the premium models in a higher tax bracket, impacting their ex-showroom costs across various variants.
Scram 440: Affordable Adventure Gets Pricier
The Scram 440, a favorite among adventure enthusiasts, now sees a price bump of up to Rs. 15,641. The updated ex-showroom prices for its variants range from Rs. 2.23 lakh to Rs. 2.31 lakh. Whether you choose the vibrant Trail Green or the sleek Force Blue, expect to pay a bit more for this rugged ride.
Guerrilla 450: Bold and Costlier
The Guerrilla 450, known for its striking design and performance, has received a price hike of up to Rs. 18,479. The new ex-showroom price range spans Rs. 2.56 lakh to Rs. 2.72 lakh. Variants like Smoke Silver and Brava Blue now carry a heftier price tag, reflecting their premium appeal.
Himalayan 450: Adventure Icon Scales New Heights
The Himalayan 450, a go-to for long-distance adventurers, faces a price increase of up to Rs. 21,682. Its ex-showroom prices now start at Rs. 3.05 lakh and climb to Rs. 3.20 lakh. From the earthy Kaza Brown to the bold Poppy Blue, this ADV commands a higher investment for its unmatched versatility.
650cc Lineup: Premium Power, Premium Price
- Interceptor 650: With a price increase of up to Rs. 23,861, the Interceptorโs ex-showroom cost now starts at Rs. 3.32 lakh. Variants like Cali Green and Black Ray reflect the brandโs timeless charm but come at a higher cost.
- Continental GT 650: The cafรฉ racer icon faces a steeper hike of up to Rs. 25,645. The top-tier Mr Clean variant now retails at Rs. 3.78 lakh ex-showroom, blending retro aesthetics with a modern price.
- Classic 650: This range sees a price surge of up to Rs. 25,607, with ex-showroom prices starting at Rs. 3.61 lakh. The premium Black Chrome variant tops out at Rs. 3.75 lakh, offering classic style with a contemporary price tag.
- Shotgun 650: Known for its bold attitude, the Shotgun 650โs prices have risen by up to Rs. 27,889. The ex-showroom range now spans Rs. 3.94 lakh to Rs. 4.09 lakh, with variants like Plasma Blue and Stencil White commanding attention.
- Bear 650: With an increase of up to Rs. 26,841, the Bear 650โs top variant, Two Four Nine, now costs Rs. 3.94 lakh ex-showroom. Its rugged appeal comes with a higher price for enthusiasts.
- Super Meteor 650: The cruiser king takes the crown for the highest price hike, up to Rs. 29,486. As Royal Enfieldโs priciest offering, its ex-showroom prices range from Rs. 3.98 lakh to Rs. 4.32 lakh, with variants like Celestial Red adding a luxurious touch.
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The Price Hike?
The price adjustments stem from revised GST rates for motorcycles above 350cc, placing them in a higher tax slab. While this makes Royal Enfieldโs 450cc and 650cc models more expensive, the brand continues to deliver unmatched style, performance, and heritage. Riders looking to own these iconic machines should prepare for the updated costs starting September 22, 2025.
