Royal Enfield

Royal Enfield, a prominent player in India's mid-capacity motorcycle segment, has urged the government to implement a uniform 18% Goods and Services Tax (GST) across all two-wheelers. This appeal comes ahead of the GST Council meeting scheduled for September 3–4, 2025, where discussions are expected to focus on restructuring the current four-tier GST system. Eicher Motors Executive Chairman Siddhartha Lal emphasized that a differential tax structure could undermine India's competitiveness in the global motorcycle market.

Royal Enfield has introduced a fresh colour variant for its popular Guerrilla 450 motorcycle, reinforcing the brand’s appeal among young enthusiasts and urban riders. The update combines aesthetic enhancements with Royal Enfield’s hallmark engineering reliability, offering a stylish, mid-weight bike that caters to both city commutes and weekend adventures. Market analysts suggest the launch is aimed at sustaining sales momentum in a highly competitive segment dominated by premium commuter motorcycles.

Royal Enfield is pushing into the electric era with an ambitious lineup of new adventure motorcycles. In a strategic move, the company is currently field-testing its upcoming models—including the Himalayan 750 and the all-electric Himalayan Electric (HIM-E)—in the rugged terrains of Ladakh. Among the standout prototypes is the Flying Flea C6, Royal Enfield’s first production electric motorcycle, which was spotted for the first time undergoing cold-climate trials.

Royal Enfield, the legacy two-wheeler brand under Eicher Motors, has unveiled the 2025 iteration of its popular Hunter 350 motorcycle, a move aimed at reinforcing its dominance in the competitive 350cc segment. With refreshed aesthetics, meaningful tech upgrades, and class-first features, the new Hunter 350 signifies more than just cosmetic changes—it aligns with Royal Enfield’s broader ambitions of market expansion and financial growth.

Royal Enfield's 2025 Hunter 350 brings fresh updates to one of its most popular motorcycles, combining aesthetic changes with enhanced performance features. The new model introduces three striking color options and improved ergonomics, along with upgraded components such as LED headlamps and a more comfortable rear suspension setup. Despite retaining its signature 349cc engine, the 2025 Hunter 350 promises a more refined riding experience.