Royal Enfield is gearing up to launch the new Guerrilla 450 which will be based on the Himalayan 450. The motorcycle was recently teased on the brand’s official social media channels, however, the details of the bike have not yet been released. However, spyshots of two production-ready examples give us a hint of what we can expect in the near future. Spyshots also reveal the colours that could be available on the upcoming scrambler style motorcycle. In addition to this, it is also being speculated that the Royal Enfield Guerrilla is likely to come in two variants which will not be limited to just the colour theme, but also come with premium equipment on the higher-spec trim.
Royal Enfield is likely to offer the Guerrilla 450 in two variants. The higher-spec variant is likely to come with a dual tone colour theme distinguishing itself from the standard. In addition to this, the RE Guerrilla 450 in the more expensive trim could get a TFT colour display with in-built navigation powered by Google Maps, similar to the Himalayan 450. In addition to this, the Guerrilla 450 is also seen with a similar switchgear that is available on the Himalayan 450.
In its standard trim, the Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 is likely to come with a single-tone colour and also the instruments cluster is likely to be Analogue-Digital, similar to the Super Meteor 650. This speculation comes from spyshots that emerged on the internet a few weeks back as well as the other bike seen in this spyshot. A Tripper navigation system is also seen accompanying the instrument cluster on the standard variant. The spied model is also seen with Red and Gold colour theme and the other mule with a Grey-Blue colour.
The Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 is likely to come with the same Sherpa 450 motor which is a single-cylinder liquid-cooled motor. The brand could tweak the final drive ratio on the Guerrilla 450.
Royal Enfield has announced that the brand will be globally reveal the Guerrilla 450 on the 17th July in Barcelona, Spain. Expect prices to be slightly affordable than the Himalayan 450.
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