Key highlights
- Royal Enfield Bullet 650 unveiled at EICMA 2025
- Features the 648cc parallel-twin engine
- To be sold in two colour options
Royal Enfield has officially unveiled the all-new Bullet 650. It is the biggest Bullet motorcycle ever built, and is expected to be launched in India by December. Read all the details below.
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Royal Enfield Bullet 650: Everything we know so far
The newly revealed Bullet 650 looks a lot like the Classic 650. The reason behind it is the tubular frame chassis, which is shared with the bigger Classic. However, it does maintain the retro charm of the old Bullet nameplate with its iconic hand-painted stripes on the fuel tank, extensive use of chrome, and the retro headlamp cowl.
The bike comes with a single seat with a tail section reminiscent of the Classic 650. Even the dual exhaust cans and the chrome-plated engine are identical to the Classic. The side boxes and the rear fender also get the hand-painted stripes.
The Bullet 650 has fewer features to maintain its retro appeal. It gets the semi-digital instrument cluster and a dual-channel ABS, along with the slipper clutch, leaving aside the modern goodies like Bluetooth connectivity and more. Although it does have the LED lights.
It is based on the 648cc parallel-twin engine, and the power output is also identical to the Classic 650. Moreover, it will be offered with tube tyres and wired spoke wheels only, as there is no cross-spoke tubeless option available as of now.
Royal Enfield is expected to launch the Bullet 650 in India during the upcoming Motoverse festival in December. However, it is a product that focuses on the overseas markets mainly.
