Royal Enfield bikes’ new prices after GST 2.0: Which get cheaper and which get costlier, check full list

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 Which get cheaper and which get costlier, check full list

Royal Enfield, one of India’s most iconic motorcycle brands, is witnessing a mixed impact from the recent GST 2.0 revisions. Bikes with engine capacities below 350cc, including popular models like the Hunter 350, Classic 350, Meteor 350, Bullet 350, and Goan Classic 350, will now see reduced GST rates, making them more affordable for riders and first-time buyers. However, larger motorcycles, such as the Himalayan 450, Guerrilla 450, Scram 440, and the 650cc lineup, will face a higher GST, increasing their prices. This shift is expected to affect sales patterns and demand across different segments.

Full list of updated Royal Enfield Expected prices

Bike ModelEngine CapacityCurrent Price*(Rs.)Expected New Price(Rs.)Expected Price Change
Hunter 350349cc1,49,9001,34,910Rs 14,990
Classic 350349cc1,93,0001,73,000Rs 20,000
Meteor 350349cc2,05,1911,85,191Rs 20,000
Bullet 350349cc1,73,0001,57,000Rs 17,000
Goan Classic 350349cc2,35,0002,11,500Rs 23,500
Himalayan 450452cc2,85,0003,10,650Rs 25,650
Guerrilla 450452cc2,39,0002,60,500Rs 21,510
Scram 440443cc2,08,0002,26,700Rs 18,720
Super Meteor 650648cc3,72,0004,05,480Rs 33,480
Shotgun 650648cc3,67,0004,00,030Rs 33,030
Interceptor 650648cc3,09,5513,37,400Rs 27,859
Classic 650648cc3,36,6103,66,904Rs 30,294
Bear 650648cc3,46,0003,77,100Rs 31,100

(* Current Price is starting ex-showroom, which may change according to the variants and colour)

GST cuts make 350cc bikes more affordable

The GST rate on two-wheelers below 350cc has been reduced from 28% to 18%. This benefits Royal Enfield’s high-volume motorcycles, which account for nearly 87% of its total sales. Price reductions make these bikes accessible to a wider audience, encouraging first-time buyers and commuters to choose these models for daily use or leisure riding.


Bigger bikes face higher taxation

For motorcycles above 400cc, including the Himalayan, Guerrilla, Scram, and 650cc models like the Interceptor and Continental GT, the GST rate has increased from 28% to 40%. This results in price hikes ranging from Rs 18,720 for the Scram 440 to over Rs33,000 for some 650cc models. Aspirational buyers of premium and adventure-tourer motorcycles will now need to factor in the higher GST while planning their purchase.Disclaimer: All prices mentioned are based on official sources, industry data, and calculations reflecting the latest GST rate changes. Prices are indicative and may vary by location and variant. Please confirm the exact ex-showroom price with your nearest Royal Enfield dealer.

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