2025 Motoverse - These Royal Enfield Bikes Will Be The Showstoppers

Royal Enfield will be kickstarting its biggest motorcycle festival of the year - Motoverse from tomorrow in Vagator, Goa. The event is spread across three days and apart from motorcycles, enthusiasts and bikers can experience various artists performing live, attend many chat sessions by veterans of the community and shop for apparels and riding gear. But among all these, Royal Enfield is also expected to showcase some two-wheelers which are yet to make their India debut so let’s check them out. 

Royal Enfield Bullet 650

The latest entrant in the ever expanding 650 twins family is the Bullet 650. The bike has been much awaited as the production version of the bike was spotted testing earlier this year in Europe. Based on the Classic 650 platform, the Royal Enfield Bullet 650 distinguishes itself with a different handle bar, flat and single seat, the iconic pin stripes on the mudguards and fuel tank, and the simpler grab rail. The engine specs, and the cycle parts are similar to the Classic 650. We expect the Bullet 650 to be launched at the 2025 Motoverse and also bookings to commence at the event. The Royal Enfield Bullet 650 could be priced around ₹3.40-3.50 lakh (ex-showroom).

Royal Enfield Flying Flea S6

Last year Royal Enfield was supposed to showcase its first EV offering, the Flying Flea C6 at Motoverse but couldn’t display the bike. But this year apart from the C6, Royal Enfield will also showcase the new Flying Flea S6 at the event. The new bike is basically the scrambler version of the C6. It features a conventional USD fork with long travel, spoke wheels and off-road tyres, single seat and chain drive to differentiate itself from the Flying Flea C6. Royal Enfield’s first electric bike is expected to make its India debut in the first half of 2026. 

Upcoming Royal Enfield 750 cc Duo

At EICMA 2025, Royal Enfield also showcased the prototypes of the upcoming Himalayan 750 and the Continental GT750. We expect these two bikes to be also showcased at the 2025 Motoverse. The Himalayan 750 is a ground-up new bike and shares no components with the 650 Twins platform. The new bike is more of a tourer than a hardcore off-roader like the Himalayan 450. The 750 cc engine will be a bored-out version of the current engine and still doesn’t get liquid-cooling. Both the upcoming Royal Enfield 750 cc bikes feature a twin disc brake setup at the front, while the Himalayan 750 also features adjustable suspension and cruise control. 

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