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Old 27th November 2022, 16:56   #1
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Rumour: All-electric Royal Enfield Himalayan is in the works

Last week, we got the first sneak peek of Royal Enfield's first all-electric bike. A new report claims that the bike maker is also working on an electric Himalayan.

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The report states that Royal Enfield will be adopting a top-down strategy when it comes to EVs, and its first electric offering for India will be an ADV. It will also serve as a technological showcase.

A leaked image shows an electric adventure bike concept featuring a typical semi-faired ADV. The lower half houses the battery and the electric motor. The bike appears to use a belt drive to power the rear wheel. Other details include a replaceable side bash plate and a circular intake for battery cooling.

A leaked product plan recently revealed that Royal Enfield is also working on a 650cc Himalayan. It is likely to be powered by a 648cc parallel-twin engine producing 46.2 BHP and 52 Nm. With the addition of an EV, customers will have three powertrains options on the most versatile model in the brand's line-up.

Source: Bikewale

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Old 29th November 2022, 10:11   #2
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Re: Rumour: All-electric Royal Enfield Himalayan is in the works

Great to see RE adapting to new technology. But can't imagine an RE without its iconic exhaust note and retro looks.
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Old 29th November 2022, 11:19   #3
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Re: Rumour: All-electric Royal Enfield Himalayan is in the works

If it’s an electric, it is expected to have a minimum range of 350 KM in worst riding conditions (traffic, steep and bad roads) since Himalayan is an Adventure tourer and no rider would like to wait for like 7 hours to charge after completing only meagre 300km a day.
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