Royal Enfield: 500cc bikes sold in India canceled
The Royal Enfield Classic 500, Thunder 500 and Bullet500 bikes under the BS4 provision have been discontinued in India from March 1 and can only be purchased in the international vehicle market.
Royal Enfield Classic 500
The Government of India has issued a directive to manufacture automobiles by adopting the BS6 provision on automobile companies.
Some automakers have already entered the automobile market by adopting the BS6 provision, which is being heavily burdened with the adoption of some regulations.
Classic 500
Royal Enfield has also joined some brands that do not adopt the BS6 provision. Royal Enfield will not be able to adopt the BS6 on some of its bikes, which will halt sales of some of its brands in India.
Royal Enfield, India's most expensive brand, will cancel the sale of the three bikes as it does not adopt the BS6 provision in its Royal Enfield Classic 500, Thunder 500 and Bullet 500.
Sales of Classic 500 in India
Royal Enfield has already released the Classic 350 of its BS6 in India and the Himalayan, which has decided not to adopt the BS6 in the Classic 500, Thunder 500 and Bullet 500.
The Royal Enfield Classic 500 Bike, which has made its mark in the Indian automotive market since 2008, has been shut down since March 1, though it may be a bit disappointing for some Royal Enfield enthusiasts.
Royal Enfield Classic Limited Edition
Since the Royal Enfield Classic 500 bike entered the market, the only emissions on this bike have been developed but the engine has not been changed. The Royal Enfield Classic 500 will continue to be the same 499cc engine.
The limited edition black Enfield Classic 500 bike, which produces 27.2bhp with 5 speed gearbox and 41.3Nm of torque, can be booked from the Royal Enfield official website.
Royal Enfield Classic 500
The bike can be bought at the Expo showroom in India for Rs 2.02 lakh, although the sale of the Royal bike continues in the international automobile market.
Royal Enfield Classic 500
The Government of India has issued a directive to manufacture automobiles by adopting the BS6 provision on automobile companies.
Some automakers have already entered the automobile market by adopting the BS6 provision, which is being heavily burdened with the adoption of some regulations.
Classic 500
Royal Enfield has also joined some brands that do not adopt the BS6 provision. Royal Enfield will not be able to adopt the BS6 on some of its bikes, which will halt sales of some of its brands in India.
Royal Enfield, India's most expensive brand, will cancel the sale of the three bikes as it does not adopt the BS6 provision in its Royal Enfield Classic 500, Thunder 500 and Bullet 500.
Sales of Classic 500 in India
Royal Enfield has already released the Classic 350 of its BS6 in India and the Himalayan, which has decided not to adopt the BS6 in the Classic 500, Thunder 500 and Bullet 500.
The Royal Enfield Classic 500 Bike, which has made its mark in the Indian automotive market since 2008, has been shut down since March 1, though it may be a bit disappointing for some Royal Enfield enthusiasts.
Royal Enfield Classic Limited Edition
Since the Royal Enfield Classic 500 bike entered the market, the only emissions on this bike have been developed but the engine has not been changed. The Royal Enfield Classic 500 will continue to be the same 499cc engine.
The limited edition black Enfield Classic 500 bike, which produces 27.2bhp with 5 speed gearbox and 41.3Nm of torque, can be booked from the Royal Enfield official website.
Royal Enfield Classic 500
The bike can be bought at the Expo showroom in India for Rs 2.02 lakh, although the sale of the Royal bike continues in the international automobile market.
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