According to a fresh media report, the Chennai-based two-wheeler will expand its 350cc motorcycle portfolio with 4 new models in the next couple of years. The plan outlines the new-generation Royal Enfield Bullet 350 (J1B), RE Classic Bobber 350 (J1H), RE Hunter 350 (J1C1) and Royal Enfield Scram 411 (J1C2). Just so you know, RE recently trademarked multiple nameplates. The aforementioned names are rumoured to be used for these upcoming bikes.
Here’s a brief on the upcoming new Royal Enfield 350cc bikes.
New RE Bullet 350
The new-generation Royal Enfield Bullet 350 will be based on the new platform that underpins the all-new Classic 350. Significant changes will be made to its design and mechanism. The model will feature the new 350cc engine that’s good enough for 20.2bhp and 27Nm. Similar to the RE Meteor 350, the new RE Bullet 350 will come with the Tripper navigation.
RE Hunter
Reports suggest that RE Meteor based roadster will be named RE Hunter 350. Most of its design elements and features will be sourced from the Meteor. Though, it will miss out some key features and weigh lesser than its donor sibling. With lightweight body, the bike is expected to be good at high cruising speed. The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 will be the most affordable RE bike in the country.
RE Scram 411
The Royal Enfield Scram 411 nameplate could be used for the upcoming Himalayan based scrambler motorcycle. It will be more road-focus and affordable than the adventure sibling. It might come with a single-pod instrument cluster and Tripper navigation.
RE Classic 350 Bobber
The upcoming RE Bobber motorcycle will be based on the new Classic 350. The bike will have bobber-style tall handlebar, a single seat unit and white wall tyres. Its design and styling could be inspired by the Concept KX 838 that first broke cover in 2019. The bike is likely to use the Meteor’s 20.2bhp, 350cc engine. The RE Classic 350 Bobber will be the most expensive and the fourth 350cc offering from the Chennai-based bikemaker.
Official details on the upcoming new Royal Enfield 350cc bikes are likely to be revealed in near future. Stay tuned to IndiaCarNews.
