The demand for scrambler bikes in India seems to be growing by leaps and bounds. The younger generation continues to show affection for this segment due to its modern touch in features along with futuristic styling. Which is enough to motivate two-wheeler companies. For example, Royal Enfield (Royal Enfield) has started making three Scrambler motorcycles in different segments, according to the report. These will be introduced in India as well as in the global market. Darshan was recently seen testing the company’s 450 and 650 cc (flagship) Scrambler bikes. These will be introduced in the market in the future. Among which the makers of Classic 350 are planning to launch an entry level scrambler bike as the first model.
Royal Enfield is launching three Scrambler bikes in the market
Royal Enfield has already launched the Scram 411 in the scrambler segment. It can be called a smaller version of the existing Himalayan 411. Meanwhile, a recent report leaked online claims that Royal Enfield is gearing up for a 440cc scrambler bike. It is quite understandable that the new 440 cc will have a massive response in the 450 cc market.
The report also states that the new 440 cc model will be called the Scram 440. It will have an air and oil cooled 440 cc engine. So its power and torque is expected to be slightly less than the 450 cc liquid cooled engine. The upcoming Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 will be the first model in the company’s 450cc series. It can produce a maximum power of 40 bhp.
For example, the Himalayan 411 and Scram 411’s 411 cc engine produces 24.3 hp of power at 6,500 rpm and 32 Nm of torque between 4,000 and 4,500 rpm. Assuming again, Scram 411 may be replaced by Scram 450. However, no official information is available yet.
Meanwhile, Royal Enfield is currently gearing up for several motorcycle launches. Which includes – Himalayan 460, new-gen Bullet 350 and single-seater Classic 350 bobber. Meanwhile, production versions of the SG 650 and roadster 450 have already been spotted testing. Royal Enfield is also increasing importance in bringing electric motorcycles.
