Royal Enfield Trademarks New Logos

Royal Enfield has trademarked two new logos. While one looks the same regal, old-school badge that we have already seen on some specific models of the Classic 350 and the Interceptor 650. The other one is more of a stylised font, that is most likely to be on the several merchandise and apparel that RE retails on the sidelines. 

The logos were sent for trademark registration yesterday, and have already been approved. As you can see its status reads, “Formalities Chk Pass”. Thus, we should see the old-school logo on one of the upcoming RE bikes. 

Speaking of which, RE is already working on the Himalayan’s roadster cousin, which has been confirmed will be called Guerrilla 450. Post that, the brand is also slated to launch a 350 cc bobber and a 650 cc iteration of the Classic. The latter is expected to revive quite the nostalgia among Royal Enfield fans. Furthermore, the Classic 650 is also expected to be the most affordable 650 cc bike from the Chennai-based manufacturer. 

Currently, Royal Enfield has four 350 cc motorcycles, one 450 cc motorcycle, and four 650 cc offerings in its portfolio. By the end of this year, the brand will all likely have at least two more models, out of which the old-school logo that the brand registered will most likely be used either with the upcoming Classic 650 or the 350 cc bobber.