With the competition getting more and more intense, like many of the Indian two wheeler companies, Royal Enfield is also planning to launch bikes in newer segments, with the idea of bigger engines and diesel variants.
Royal Enfield is now the smallest reputed two wheeler company by volumes. As a part of their improvement plans, they are looking to upgrade to the segment of 750cc engines and above in the coming years. It does not face competition from any manufacturer for the class of motorcycles it makes, with engine capacities of 350cc and 500cc.
Enfield, as a plan to launch varieties, is planning to bring diesel-powered bikes back into the Indian market, a project for which work is already on. It was the first two-wheeler manufacturer to introduce diesel bikes, in the late 1990s.
Amongst new launches, the firm has planned street versions of the Cafe Racer concept, to be introduced over the next 12-18 months. The company does not face competition from any manufacturer for the class of motorcycles it makes, with engine capacities of 350cc and 500cc.
its already 15 months over
still no ads abt diesel bullet can u say wen ll u launch it
i hv already ptrl standard...
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how funny
for 2012 end
when it is and is like the old one.....
And wt its price and specification ....im surly buy it......
One more thing, Royal Enfield was not the first to manufacture diesel bikes in India. The first diesel bike in India was "Sooraj".