Latest News about Royal Enfield Continental GT [2013 - 2018]

Royal Enfield to pull the plug on Continental GT worldwide 

Royal Enfield has pulled off the Continental GT from the Indian market. While a few dealers still have a handful of motorcycles on sale, those who have exhausted their stock are not accepting bookings for the Continental GT.

Sinroja Motorcycles is a UK based motorcycle customisation team, which has transformed the Royal Enfield Continental GT into a true blue cafe racer.

Royal Enfield Continental GT, the current big bike from the cult bike-maker is all set to take a giant leap ahead with the Continental GT 750. Spotted testing recently, the GT 750 is likely to be launched by towards the end of 2017 or early 2018. The company statement reveals that the performance motorcycle will be more highway-worthy.

Royal Enfield has been testing the Continental GT 750 and now it has been spotted on test in India.

Royal Enfield, a cult bike maker in the country has been witnessing a steady year-on-year growth. In an effort to further strengthen its foothold in the Indian market, Royal Enfield will be investing Rs 800 crore this financial year. The investment will be used to establish two Research & Development centres in Chennai and UK. The bike maker will also be using an undisclosed part of its investment for a third manufacturing plant near Chennai in August 2017.

A new Royal Enfield Continental GT prototype has been spotted testing in Tamil Nadu. This is the first time that the twin-cylinder prototype has been captured undergoing trials in India.

Royal Enfield has commenced testing of the ABS version of the Continental GT in Europe. With this upgrade, the Continental GT will become the first Royal Enfield to feature this safety system.  

Royal Enfield’s new research and development facility is going to be ready by early 2017. This facility will be responsible for the company’s future range of motorcycles for a global audience.

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