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Mohit Dhar Jayal, chief brand officer, reveals that the apparel business witnessed 2x growth compared to last year.

Royal Enfield secures trademarks for Guerilla 450 and Goan Classic 350, hinting at the development of new motorcycles or variations. Spy shots of the Goan Classic show possible cosmetic upgrades over the regular Classic 350.

While Royal Enfield has not revealed the prices, the company may make the announcement in the near term

According to a media report, Royal Enfield has made significant progress on its brand-new electric platform. There are two models currently being developed – codenamed L1A and L1K, with the former expected to carry the 'Flying Flea' badge.

The free two-day event returns to Swansea this July

As one of the oldest motorcycle companies still working to this day, Royal Enfield has a long and impressive heritage of innovating motorcycle design.

The near-silent vehicles were tested in November at a secret site in rural France, where rugged dirt tracks and hilly terrain became substitutes for desert and jungle combat zones.

Read about the electric motorcycles currently being considered by the British Army and why it's been more than 10 years since they used motorcycles, here.

There are already four motorcycles in the pipeline with a couple more to follow soon thereafter