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Royal Enfield Classic 650

Royal Enfield · Motorcycle

Classic 650 Variants & Prices

₹ 3,64,838ex-showroom · last updated 2026

Engine
647.95cc
Power
46.39bhp
Weight
243kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

02 / Variants

Royal Enfield Classic 650 All Variants and Prices

Royal Enfield offers the Classic 650 in four variants for 2025, allowing buyers to choose their preferred level of chrome and finish. Here is the complete ex-showroom price breakdown:

Classic 650 Hotrod - Rs 3,64,856 The entry variant comes in Vallam Red and Bruntingthorpe Blue. It strips back some of the chrome for a slightly edgier blacked-out look - closer to a bobber than a classic. This is the variant for riders who want the twin-cylinder experience without the full chrome extravaganza.

Classic 650 Classic - Rs 3,69,636 Adds Rs 4,780 over the Hotrod and brings the signature chrome tank panels and more traditional RE Classic styling. Available in Teal - the colour most strongly associated with the bike's launch campaign.

Classic 650 Chrome - Rs 3,79,233 The Chrome variant goes all-in on the classic look with more extensive chrome plating across the tank, fenders, and engine covers. Available in Black Chrome, this is the most photographed variant of the range.

Classic 650 125th Anniversary Edition - Rs 3,90,000 Showcased at EICMA 2025, this special edition celebrates Royal Enfield's 125th year with bespoke badging, a unique colourway, and commemorative detailing. Limited availability; check with your nearest dealership for stock.

All variants share the same 647.95cc parallel-twin engine, dual-channel ABS, Tripper Navigation pod, USB-C charging port, and LED lighting. The differences are purely cosmetic - choose based on the look you want.

SpecHotrodClassicChrome125th Anniversary Edition
Price₹ 3,64,838₹ 3,69,636₹ 3,79,233₹ 3,90,000
Engine647.95 cc647.95 cc647.95 cc647.95 cc
Max Power46.39 bhp46.39 bhp46.39 bhp46.39 bhp
Mileage (ARAI)
ABSDual Channel ABSDual Channel ABSDual Channel ABSDual Channel ABS
WheelsSpokeSpokeSpokeSpoke
Start TypeSelf StartSelf StartSelf StartSelf Start
TyresTubedTubedTubedTubed
Colours2110

The Rs 25,000 spread between the Hotrod and the 125th Anniversary Edition is entirely about aesthetics. If you plan to ride the Classic 650 hard and long, the Hotrod offers the best value - you get the same chassis, engine, and safety kit as the top variant. If heritage display matters, the Chrome or Anniversary Edition are worth the premium. On-road prices add RTO, insurance, and dealer charges - expect roughly Rs 50,000-1,10,000 on top of ex-showroom depending on your city.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does the Royal Enfield Classic 650 come in?
The Royal Enfield Classic 650 comes in 4 variants for 2025: Hotrod (Rs 3,64,856), Classic (Rs 3,69,636), Chrome (Rs 3,79,233), and the 125th Anniversary Edition (Rs 3,90,000). All variants share the same 647.95cc parallel-twin engine and dual-channel ABS.
QWhat is the difference between the Hotrod and Chrome variants of Classic 650?
The Classic 650 Hotrod (Rs 3,64,856) has a blacked-out, bobber-style aesthetic with minimal chrome, while the Chrome (Rs 3,79,233) features extensive chrome plating across the tank, fenders, and engine covers for a full retro look. The mechanical specification - engine, suspension, brakes, electronics - is identical across both variants.
QWhich Royal Enfield Classic 650 variant offers the best value for money?
The Classic 650 Hotrod at Rs 3,64,856 offers the best value - it has the same 648cc parallel-twin engine, dual-channel ABS, Tripper Navigation, and LED lighting as the Chrome variant, for Rs 14,377 less. The premium on higher variants is purely cosmetic chrome and badging.
QDoes the Royal Enfield Classic 650 get dual-channel ABS on all variants?
Yes, dual-channel ABS is standard across all four Classic 650 variants - Hotrod, Classic, Chrome, and the 125th Anniversary Edition. There is no single-channel or non-ABS option in the lineup.