Royal Enfield New Models 2025

The Royal Enfield Bear 650 2025 is a retro-styled scrambler bike that combines modern technology with a design full of character. Inspired by Eddie Mulder's win at the Big Bear Run in 1960, it features the proven 650 cc parallel-twin engine with 47 hp, a 2-in-1 exhaust system and a versatile chassis with Showa suspension, a 19-inch front wheel and dual-sport tires. The seating position is designed for comfort and control, and the rear ABS can be deactivated. Modern features such as a TBT dashboard with TFT display, Google Maps integration, USB-C port and LED lighting round off the package. Three color variants, including the special Two Four Nine paint scheme, give the Bear 650 a striking look.

The Royal Enfield Classic 650 2025 combines the timeless charm and classic design of its model family with a potent 648 cc parallel-twin engine that delivers 47 hp and enables sportier riding performance. Its design, with flowing lines, teardrop-shaped tank and characteristic "tiger lamps," stays true to British post-war style. The comfortable Showa chassis provides agility and a smooth riding feel, while the digital LCD cockpit with minimalist electronics adds modern touches. Available in three classic colors (Vallam Red, Teal and Black Chrome), the Classic 650 offers plenty of customization options and combines retro aesthetics with modern technology.

With its new electric brand Flying Flea, Royal Enfield is expanding its lineup towards sustainable urban mobility. Inspired by the historic Flying Flea model from the 1940s, the first models will launch in spring 2026: the classically designed C6 and the scrambler-inspired S6. Both combine retro aesthetics with modern technology, including a magnesium battery housing, a round touchscreen display and smart features such as lean angle sensing ABS and a regenerative braking system. With 28 patented innovations, over-the-air updates and easy charging via household outlets, Flying Flea is aiming for sustainable riding pleasure in the urban space. Further details are expected in 2025.