ABS-equipped Royal Enfield prices listed

    Prices for the Royal Enfield ABS-fitted models start at Rs 1.21 lakh and go up to Rs 2.14 lakh.

    Published On Apr 10, 2019 01:02:00 PM

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    ABS-equipped Royal Enfield prices listed

    Now that we are past the April 1, 2019 ABS/CBS deadline that made the safety tech mandatory, we have received Royal Enfield’s updated price list. This list mentions all the company’s models and their variants – the Bullet 350, 350 ES, 500,Classic 350 and Classic 500 – with prices starting at Rs 1.21 lakh (Bullet 350) and going up to Rs 2.14 lakh for the Thunderbird 500X.

    Interestingly, only the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 and Bullet 350 ES get a single-channel ABS, while the other models gets dual-channel ABS. We believe the company has done this in order to keep the price hike of its entry-level models to a minimum. Compare the new prices to the old ones and it shows that single-channel ABS only adds a little more than Rs 3,500 and Rs 1,400 to the price of the Bullet 350 and Bullet 350 ES, respectively – a surprisingly minimal hike compared to the premium of around Rs 11,000 on the models with the dual-channel system.

    Here is the price list:

    Prices (ex-showroom, Delhi)
    ModelPrice (ex-showroom, Delhi)
    Bullet 350 ABSRs 1.21 lakh
    Bullet 350 ES ABSRs 1.35 lakh
    Bullet 500 ABSRs 1.88 lakh
    Classic 350 ABSRs 1.53 lakh
    Classic 500 ABSRs 2.04 lakh
    Classic 500 Chrome ABSRs 2.12 lakh
    Thunderbird 350 ABSRs 1.56 lakh
    Thunderbird 350 X ABSRs 1.63 lakh
    Thunderbird 500 ABSRs 2.06 lakh
    Thunderbird 500 X ABSRs 2.14 lakh
    Himalayan ABSRs 1.80 lakh
    Himalayan Sleet ABSRs 1.82 lakh

     

    Also see:

    Heavily updated Royal Enfield Classic 350, 500 spied

    Next-gen Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350, 500 spotted

    Royal Enfield Bullet Trials 350, 500 launched, priced from Rs 1.62 lakh

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