- Super Meteor 650 has seen the highest increase
- Likely due to increased production costs
- It won’t make a difference in buying decisions
Royal Enfield has recently revised pricing across its 650cc lineup, and now all models have seen a slight price increase. The price hike ranges from Rs. 3,200 to Rs. 4,300, and isn’t a massive jump. The manufacturer has likely increased the prices to offset production costs. Here’s a detailed price breakdown across all of the brand’s 650cc models
Interceptor 650
Variant | Old Price | New Price | Difference |
Canyon Red/Cali Green | Rs. 3,32,073 | Rs. 3,35,394 | Rs. 3,321 |
Sunset Strip | Rs. 3,40,845 | Rs. 3,44,254 | Rs. 3,409 |
Barcelona Blue/Black Ray | Rs. 3,51,804 | Rs. 3,55,322 | Rs. 3,518 |
Mark 2 | Rs. 3,62,762 | Rs. 3,66,390 | Rs. 3,628 |
Continental GT 650
Variant | Old Price | New Price | Difference |
British Racing Green/Rocket Red | Rs. 3,49,609 | Rs. 3,53,105 | Rs. 3,496 |
Apex Grey/Slipstream Blue | Rs. 3,71,529 | Rs. 3,75,245 | Rs. 3,716 |
Mr Clean | Rs. 3,78,104 | Rs. 3,81,885 | Rs. 3,781 |
Super Meteor 650
Variant | Old Price | New Price | Difference |
Astral | Rs. 3,98,975 | Rs. 4,02,965 | Rs. 3,990 |
InteRs.tellar | Rs. 4,15,667 | Rs. 4,19,824 | Rs. 4,157 |
Celestial | Rs. 4,32,362 | Rs. 4,36,685 | Rs. 4,323 |
Shotgun 650
Variant | Old Price | New Price | Difference |
Sheet Metal Grey | Rs. 3,94,076 | Rs. 3,98,017 | Rs. 3,941 |
Plasma Blue/Drill Green | Rs. 4,05,814 | Rs. 4,09,873 | Rs. 4,059 |
Stencil White | Rs. 4,08,953 | Rs. 4,13,042 | Rs. 4,089 |
Classic 650
Variant | Old Price | New Price | Difference |
Vallam Red/Bruntingthorpe Blue | Rs. 3,61,243 | Rs. 3,64,856 | Rs. 3,613 |
Teal | Rs. 3,65,995 | Rs. 3,69,655 | Rs. 3,660 |
Black Chrome | Rs. 3,75,497 | Rs. 3,79,252 | Rs. 3,755 |
Bear 650
Variant | Old Price | New Price | Difference |
Boardwalk White | Rs. 3,71,675 | Rs. 3,75,393 | Rs. 3,718 |
Petrol Green/Wild Honey | Rs. 3,77,161 | Rs. 3,80,933 | Rs. 3,772 |
Golden Shadow | Rs. 3,84,834 | Rs. 3,88,683 | Rs. 3,849 |
Two Four Nine | Rs. 3,93,601 | Rs. 3,97,538 | Rs. 3,937 |
The price increase isn’t significant enough to impact buying decisions, and the 650cc lineup is still a compelling package. Royal Enfield will launch the Bullet 650 in the near future, completing the 650cc lineup. After this, the brand will be focusing on the upcoming 750cc platform, starting with the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750.
