Royal Enfield Hybrid Bike: Royal Enfield company has always been introducing something new in the Indian market with its retro look and new technology. This time too, the company is going to introduce Royal Enfield Hybrid Bike to its consumers through hybrid technology. For your information, let us tell you that this bike has been specially designed for those young consumers who want a perfect combination of style, performance and mileage.
The company’s bike is not only popular among the people and attracting them due to its hybrid technology, but its premium graphics, strong build quality and other features are also becoming a big reason for liking it. If you also want to buy a budget-friendly bike with retro look for yourself, then this is a good option for you.
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The Power of Hybrid Technology: Mileage Over 50 km/L
This hybrid bike from Royal Enfield combines a conventional petrol engine with a small electric motor, which functions as a mild hybrid system. According to reports, this 250cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine was developed in collaboration with CFMoto. The biggest advantage of this setup? Mileage over 50 km on city roads!
Imagine how convenient this will be for a young professional who commutes to office daily. The hybrid system will not only save fuel but also charge the battery through regenerative braking. On long rides, this bike will deliver performance similar to a 300cc bike, but will reduce emissions by 20-30%. This change will not only please your pocket but also promote sustainable riding.
Royal Enfield Hybrid Bike
The Hybrid’s design features a modern, cruiser-like look, including a tear-drop-shaped fuel tank, a round headlight and taillight, intricate chrome detailing, muscle lines, a double-cradle frame, and a digital-analog instrument cluster with a digital screen, trip meter, and mileage indicator.
Features
To enhance the bike’s performance, it includes a Type-C charging port, Bluetooth connectivity, call and message alerts, a digital speedometer, LED taillights, turn signal lamps, rear hooks, a passenger footrest, and self-canceling indicators. These are built on the latest technology. You can also connect the bike via a mobile application.
To power the Hybrid, the company has equipped it with a powerful 250cc, 4-stroke petrol engine that produces 20.5 PS of power and 19 Nm of torque. It is also available with a 5-speed manual transmission option. The company claims that this bike has the capability to reach a top speed of 110 kmph and a range of up to 200 kilometers.
Design: Futuristic Elements with Retro Charm
Royal Enfield is known for its classic look – a tear-drop-shaped fuel tank, round headlamp, and minimalist rear section. This hybrid bike will retain these elements, but with a modern touch. 19-inch alloy wheels, disc brakes, and LED lighting give it a contemporary feel. The curb weight is kept around 150 kilograms, making it easily manageable on crowded city streets.
Color options are expected to include dual-tone shades such as matte black with red accents or classic brown with golden stripes. The seat height will be around 790mm, making it perfect for shorter riders. Overall, this bike will be positioned below the Hunter 350, but will have a more premium styling.
Suspension & Brakes
Keeping the safety of its customers in mind, the bike offers disc brakes at the front and drum brakes at the rear, along with single-channel ABS support, which keeps the bike stable and controlled when braking. To provide a comfortable riding experience, telescopic forks have been used at the front and twin shock absorbers at the rear.
Price and EMI Options
The Royal Enfield Hybrid bike is said to have a starting price of ₹1.80 lakh, and its top variant is priced at ₹1.82 lakh. You get three variants in this bike. If you are planning to buy it, then let us tell you that you can buy it with a down payment of ₹30,000 and a monthly installment of ₹5,000.
Launch and Availability: The 2025 wait is over
Royal Enfield recently unveiled its electric bikes at EICMA 2025, and the hybrid model will hit the Indian market in the first quarter of 2026. The bike has been spotted in several cities during testing, and the production model will hit dealerships soon. If you’re looking for something more eco-friendly than the Hunter 350, this bike could be your next buy.
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