Royal Enfield electric bike unveiled

Yes, Royal Enfield is doing something unimaginable to most of us and transitioning to the next phase of its journey. Most manufacturers do, but Royal Enfield’s case is different. It is a manufacturer that has built its entire identity on noise, which will soon be replaced by the dead silence of electric vehicles. In this regard, Royal Enfield has introduced a test bench version of the Himalayan electric bike. Let’s talk about it today.

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Royal Enfield Electric Bike Test Bench

Royal Enfield unveiled the Himalayan EV concept test bench at EICMA. Just for context, the testbed is one step ahead of the prototype model. The brand will use this test bed to try out new powertrains and electrical components. According to Royal Enfield, the Himalayan test bench prototype went through extensive wind tunnel testing to reduce the drag coefficient. This testbed has been in development for the past 18 months. So will it materialize into a product? It will most likely not lead to any future products, but could be used as a basis for future Royal Enfield electric vehicles. Important components such as the battery and frame were designed in-house by the brand.

Royal Enfield’s blueprint

Royal Enfield has several products in the pipeline. Next, it will conclude the launch of the Himalayan 450 by revealing its price. After that we got to see more 450cc and 650cc bikes like Shotgun 650, Roadster and Scrambler. There are also rumors of a Bobber 350, which will get a retro design compared to the Classic 350.

Are you excited to see the Royal Enfield Himalayan EV? Let us know in the comments.

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