These Bike Makers Have Hiked Prices Post GST Revision [Updated]

Royal Enfield has rolled out significant price hikes across its >350cc motorcycles after the GST revision to 40%. Variants of the Scram, Guerrilla, Himalayan, Interceptor, Continental GT, Classic 650, Shotgun, Bear 650, and Super Meteor have become costlier by ₹15,131 to nearly ₹29,848, depending on the model and colour option.

Scram 440

The Scram 440 line has seen modest but noticeable hikes post-GST, ranging from ₹15,131 to ₹15,641 across its Trail and Force variants. While still positioned as the most accessible Royal Enfield above 350cc, the Scram now edges closer to premium pricing for younger buyers.

Guerrilla 450

The Guerrilla 450 variants now cost between ₹17,387 and ₹18,479 more. Positioned as Royal Enfield’s sportier adventure bike, this increase narrows the affordability gap between Guerrilla trims and the higher-spec Himalayan.

Himalayan 450

The Himalayan 450, Royal Enfield’s flagship ADV, now commands an additional ₹20,736 to ₹21,682 across its trims. Buyers should expect a minimum ex-showroom price well above ₹3.05 lakh, pushing the Himalayan into a higher premium bracket.

Interceptor 650

The Interceptor 650 lineup has risen by ₹22,522 to ₹24,604, depending on the colourway. Despite the hike, the Interceptor remains one of the most affordable 650cc twin-cylinder motorcycles in India.

Continental GT 650

The Continental GT 650’s sporty variants now cost between ₹23,712 and ₹25,645 more. This makes the café racer-inspired lineup significantly pricier but still competitive against international middleweight rivals.

Classic 650

Royal Enfield’s newest retro model, the Classic 650, has jumped by ₹24,633 to ₹25,607 across variants. This increase solidifies its positioning above the Classic 350, aimed at customers seeking more performance with classic styling.

Shotgun 650

The Shotgun 650 has registered one of the steepest hikes, ranging from ₹26,874 to ₹27,889. With its neo-retro bobber styling, this increase places it firmly in premium middleweight territory.

Bear 650

The Bear 650, another new entrant, has witnessed hikes of ₹23,545 to ₹26,841 depending on variant. Positioned as a cruiser sibling to the Interceptor and Shotgun, its higher pricing reflects its premium build and appeal.

Super Meteor 650

The flagship Super Meteor 650 is now pricier by ₹27,208 to ₹29,486 across its trims. As Royal Enfield’s most premium cruiser, this model faces the sharpest increase, nudging it closer to the ₹4.5 lakh ex-showroom mark.

KTM

The company has now raised prices for the KTM 390 Adventure and 390 Adventure X. The 390 Adventure X climbs from 3.04 lakh to 3.26 lakh, while the standard 390 Adventure moves from 3.68 lakh to 3.95 lakh. Other 390 models remain unchanged.