Royal Enfield commemorates its 125th anniversary at EICMA 2025, unveiling a new motorcycle lineup blending tradition and innovation. Key highlights include the all-new Bullet 650, a tribute to British lineage, and the Himalayan Mana Black edition, designed for adventure. The company also introduced the Scrambler-Styled Flying Flea S6, expanding its EV portfolio. Celebrations continue with special edition models and a renewed commitment to ‘Pure Motorcycling’.
Royal Enfield’s 125th Anniversary Celebration
Royal Enfield marked its 125th year of continuous motorcycle production at EICMA 2025, showcasing its legacy and future vision. The event highlighted the brand’s journey and its impact on motorcycling culture worldwide. Celebrations officially begin in Milan and continue with events in Goa.
Key Motorcycle Unveiling
The company unveiled several new motorcycles at the event, each reflecting Royal Enfield’s core values:
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Bullet 650: A tribute to British lineage and Indian soul. Royal Enfield is selling only the Bullet 650 Cannon Black in Europe and North America. The motorcycle will be available in these markets from 2026. The price is £6,749 (UK), €7,050 (Italy), €7,340 (France), €7,137 (Spain), €7,340 (Germany) and $7499 (North America).
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Himalayan Mana Black Edition: Inspired by the Mana Pass. The motorcycle will be available at a price of € 6,600 in Italy, and £6,400 across UK.
Electric Vehicle Expansion
Royal Enfield expanded its electric vehicle portfolio with the Flying Flea S6, a scrambler-styled motorcycle designed for urban exploration. The FF.S6 is slated to launch towards the end of 2026. The company had also unveiled the elegantly-styled FF.C6 at EICMA 2024.
Leadership Commentary
Siddhartha Lal, Executive Chairman of Eicher Motors Ltd., emphasized Royal Enfield’s commitment to authenticity, craftsmanship, and the joy of motorcycling. B. Govindarajan, Managing Director of Eicher Motors Ltd., highlighted the blend of heritage, innovation, and ‘Pure Motorcycling’ in the new models.
Source: BSE
