2024 Royal Enfield 250cc Price in India, Specs, Mileage, & Launch Date

There are some reports emerging from the automotive industry, that Royal Enfield is currently working on a quarter-litre bike. Yes, you heard that right, India will soon get a new Royal Enfield 250cc bike. This upcoming bike is termed as the ‘project V’ and it will be a great option for buyers with a tight budget looking to own a RE machine. It will be powered by a single-cylinder, fuel-injected engine that will be mated to a 5-speed transmission. Below you can view the new Royal Enfield 250cc price in India, specs, features, images, & launch date.

Royal Enfield 250cc Price in India, Specifications, Features, & Launch Date

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Summary

Model Name	Royal Enfield 250cc
Price	Rs 1,35,000
Displacement	250cc
Power	13 HP
Mileage	39-41 km/l
Colours	Red, Black, Chrome

Note: Expected Price, Specs and Features Mentioned

Key Features

• Stylish Retro Classic Design
• Appealing Teardrop Fuel Tank
• Single-Cylinder, Four-Stroke Engine
• 5-Speed, Constant Mesh, Transmission
• Electronic Fuel Injection
• Twin Downtube Spine Frame
• Telescopic Front Forks
• Twin Tube Emulsion Rear Shock Absorber with 6-Step Adsjutable Preload
• Front and Rear Disc Brake
• Dual-Channel ABS
• Analogue-Digital Instrument Consolole
• Spoke & Alloy Wheels Option

Pros & Cons

Royal Enfield 250cc Specifications

Engine & Transmission

Engine	250cc Single-Cylinder, FI, 4-Stroke
Displacement	250cc
No. Of Cylinders	1
Valves Per Cylinder	2
Fuel Supply	Electronic Fuel Injection
Cooling System	Air-Oil Cooled
Ignition	Digital CDI
Lubrication	Wet Sump
Transmission	5-Speed Manual
Clutch	Wet Multiplate
Final Drive	Chain
Emission Compliance	BS6

Performance, Mileage & Top Speed

Maximum Power	16 HP
Peak Torque	21 NM
Mileage	38 km/l
Top Speed	110 km/h

Chassis & Suspension

Chassis	Twin Downtube Spine Frame
Swingarm	Dual Sided
Front Suspension	Telescopic Forks
Rear Suspension	Twin-Tube Emulsion Shock Absorbers

Brakes & Tyres

Front Brakes	Singel Disc Brake with Twin Piston Floating Calliper
Rear Brakes	Single Disc Brake with Single Piston Floating Calliper
ABS / CBS	2-Channel ABS
Wheels	Spoke / Alloy Wheels
Tyre Type	Tube / Tubeless
Front Tyre	90/90 – 19″ – 52P
Rear Tyre	110/90 – 18″ – 61P

Dimensions

Kerb Weight	180-185 kg
Fuel Tank Capacity	13 litre
Oil Tank Capacity	1.5 litre
Ground Clearance	135 mm
Seat Height	800 mm
Wheelbase	1,390 mm

Battery & Lighting

Battery Type	12V, Maintenance Free
Headlamps	Halogen
Taillights	Bulb
Turn Indicators	Bulb
Pass Light	Yes
AHO (Auto Headlamps On)	Yes

Instrument Cluster Features

Display Type	Digital-Analogue
Speedometer	Analogue
Tachometer	No
Tripmeter	Digital
Odometer	Digital
Fuel Gauge	Digital
Low Fuel Warning	Yes
Engine Temperature	No
Gear Position Indicator	No
Gear Shift Light	No
Service Light	Yes
ABS Warning Light	Yes
Clock	Digital

Comfort & Convenience Features

Type Of Seat	One Piece / Rider Only
Pillion Seat	Yes
Pillion Grabrails	Yes
Pillion Footrest	Yes
Underseat Storage	No
Engine Kill Switch	Yes
Electric Starter	Yes

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Royal Enfield 250cc Overview

The new Royal Enfiled 250cc bike will carry the same retro classic design as its bigger sibling the RE Classic 350. It will feature a round-shaped headlamp, turn indicator, & taillight that will give it a retro appeal. It will get the iconic teardrop fuel tank like the other Royal Enfield bikes. This upcoming Royal Enfield can be offered in both spoke wheel rim as well as alloy wheel rim variants. The Royal Enfield 250cc is expected to come in a lot of colour options including chrome variants.

It will be equipped with a newly-developed 250cc single-cylinder, four-stroke, BS6 compliant engine. The new Royal Enfield 250cc will get an electronic fuel injection system and it will be mated to a 5-speed transmission. The four-stroke engine will use a combination of air and oil cooling systems. Like the other bikes from the Royal Enfield lineup, we expect this one to deliver amazing low-end torque. The Royal Enfiled 250cc is expected to produce nearly 16 HP of max power and 21 Nm of peak torque.

This new retro-classic bike will be built around a twin downtube spine frame. It will feature a telescopic fork at the front end and twin-tube emulsion shock absorbers at the rear end. The braking duties on the Royal Enfield 250cc will be taken care of by a disc brake with a twin-piston floating calliper on the front wheel and a disc brake with a single-piston floating calliper on the rear wheel. It will also be equipped with a dual-channel ABS system like the upcoming Royal Enfield Continental GT 350.

The new Royal Enfield 250cc bike might come with both spoke and alloy wheel variants. The alloy wheel variant will get tubeless tyres while the spoke wheel variant will run on tube-type tyres. It will get a digital-analogue instrument console like the new-age Royal Enfiled bikes. It will get features like an engine kill switch, an electric starter, and auto headlamps on system.

Royal Enfield 250cc Price in India and Launch Date

Currently, there is no official confirmation from the brand itself regarding the official launch date. As per some reports, it is still in the development stage and it will take some time before the Royal Enfield 250cc is revealed to the public. Royal Enfield has already discussed their future plans to conquer the entry-level segment with the launch of new models like Royal Enfield Interceptor 350, Continental GT 350, & Hunter.

The Royal Enfiled 250cc price in India is expected to be around Rs 1.35 Lakhs (Ex-Showroom, Delhi). The competition in the 250cc segment in India is cut-throat and there are very good options available in the market. In order to thrive in the 250cc segment, Royal Enfield will have to price their upcoming 250cc bike competitively. If this 250cc roadster is launched, it will be the cheapest bike in India from the Royal Enfield stable.

Competitors

• Yamaha FZ-25
• Suzuki Gixxer 250
• Bajaj Dominar 250
• Husqvarna Vitpilen 250
• Husqvarna Svartpilen 250

The competition in the 250cc segment in India is heated and there are plenty of value for money options available. Once the Royal Enfield 250cc is launched, it will compete against the likes of Yamaha FZ-25, Suzuki Gixxer 250, Bajaj Dominar 250, and the Husqvarna 250 twins. Currently, there are no retro-styled bikes in this segment, so that will be a major advantage to this upcoming Royal Enfield bike.

Verdict on Royal Enfield 250cc

Royal Enfield is the most popular premium motorcycle brand in India in terms of sales number and it has a solid customer base. The addition of a new 250cc bike in their line-up will help the brand conquer the swiftly growing entry-level premium bikes segment. The Royal Enfield 250 cc will be a great option for buyers who can not stretch their budget for the bigger RE Classic 350.

This upcoming Royal Enfield bike will feature a new 250cc fuel-injected engine. It will be linked to a 5-speed transmission and the engine will be tuned to deliver solid low-end torque. The brand will equip it with disc brakes on both wheels and it will also get ABS as standard. It will be packed with new-age features and we can expect improved build quality on this model. The Royal Enfield 250cc is one of the most awaited bikes and we hope it makes its official debut soon in India.

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