Royal Enfield electric motorcycle teased: Launch, expected range, features and more – Times of India

Royal Enfield has officially teased their upcoming all-electric motorcycle. The new e/motorcycle will debut at EICMA 2024 on November 4. Although the name remains undisclosed, a teaser video from the brand offers a sneak peek at its design. The video prominently features the silhouette of the upcoming model, which closely resembles the motorcycle depicted in patent images released by Royal Enfield earlier this year.
The electric motorcycle features a neo-retro roadster silhouette, incorporating traditional design elements.Key styling features include a round headlamp, alloy wheels, round mirrors, and a single seat. Patent images indicate that it will maintain the classic teardrop-shaped fuel tank common to many other RE models. The front forks showcase a unique design, resembling a modern interpretation of the classic girder fork seen in motorcycles. It’s expected to get a fully digital round instrument cluster with EV-specific displays and will get other features such as turn-by-turn navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, music controls, connected features and much more.

There are no details on the mechanical parts or about the battery and e-motor. The patent images show what looks like a belt drive which transfers power to the rear wheel via the e-motor. It’s expected to get a 5 kWh battery pack paired with a PMSM motor with expected power figures of up to 50 PS and more than 100 nm torque. We can expect a real-world range of more than 150 km in one full charge and a top speed of up to 110-120 kph.

Currently, there aren’t many details available about this motorcycle. The RE electric bike will officially debut on November 4th in Milan, Italy, and will also be featured at the 2024 EICMA motorcycle show. It’s expected to be named the Royal Enfield Classic Electric, or possibly revive the Electra name. Stay tuned for TOI Auto for all the updates on this e-motorcycle.