The Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 production model has been revealed in the latest spy shot

The upcoming Royal Enfield Guerrilla has been revealed in all its glory in new spy shots, allegedly from Spain. In a latest image of Royal Enfield’s upcoming 450cc roadster, two bikes can be seen, with different color options, each with two different types of instrument consoles, indicating that at least two variants, if not more , will be offered per model. RE Guerrilla. The new Royal Enfield Guerrilla will be unveiled on July 17, 2024 and will be Royal Enfield’s new 450cc roadster that will have a long list of rivals including the Triumph Speed ​​400, Hero Mavrick 440, KTM 390 Duke and Bajaj Pulsar NS400Z.

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The latest spy photo reveals at least two variants of the production-ready Royal Enfield Guerrilla.

The spy photos, which are believed to have been taken in Spain during the filming of a television commercial, show two variants of the Guerrilla, which are estimated to be the base and top variants. One of the variants features dual red and gold colors and is believed to be the top variant. This variant has the fuel tank finished in red and gold while the front wing is finished in red while the rear section is finished in gold. This variant also has a TFT screen that looks identical to the Himalayan’s console and should offer similar features, including built-in Google Maps navigation.

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Top spec variant revealed with dual colors and TFT instrument cluster.

The second bike, which is believed to be the base variant of the new Royal Enfield Guerrilla, has a single tone light blue color option and even the instrument console is different. According to the spy shot, this variant has a part-analog, part-digital instrument cluster, which is similar to what we’ve seen on the Meteor 350 and Super Meteor 650. The bike also has a Tripper navigation bridge, so this variant probably won’t get the built-in Google Maps feature that the top variant will come with.

The latter variant has a semi-digital console with Tripper navigation bridge, similar to the Super Meteor 650’s instrument console setup.

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Other details we’ve already seen include 17-inch wheels with block-pattern tires, telescopic forks (not USD forks like the Himalayan) and a one-piece seat. The engine is likely to be the same Sherpa 450 unit from the Himalayan, but so far, we are not sure about the power or the Guerrilla’s gearing, which can be easily adjusted to better suit its character. More details will be revealed on July 17, 2024, when the Royal Enfield Guerrilla will be unveiled to the public in Barcelona, ​​Spain.

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