After a year-long approval process, the iconic and royal Royal Enfield motorcycle has finally arrived in the Bangladeshi market. IFAD Motors has introduced the 350cc model. Starting from Monday, October 21st, the bike will be available in the local market, with IFAD Motors as the sole manufacturer and distributor in Bangladesh.
According to the company, four 350cc models—Hunter, Bullet, Classic, and Meteor—will be launched online. Later, an official unveiling ceremony will be held at the Royal Enfield flagship showroom in Tejgaon, Dhaka.
The production facility for Royal Enfield motorcycles has been set up by IFAD Motors in Chauddagram, Comilla, with prices ranging from BDT 4.5 lakh to 5.5 lakh. The Bullet, Classic, and Meteor models will have higher prices compared to the Hunter.
Why is Royal Enfield So Popular?
Royal Enfield is synonymous with tradition and royalty in motorcycles. It has won the hearts of bikers globally due to its legacy, durability, and timeless design. Originating in the UK in 1901, it gained immense popularity and later expanded to India in 1955, where it established a strong foothold.
The brand is known for its slogan “Made Like a Gun,” representing unmatched durability and engineering excellence. It was a trusted companion during both World Wars and continues to perform exceptionally well in tough terrains like the Himalayas.
Popular Models
Some of the popular Royal Enfield models include:
Bullet 350: Classic cruiser, ideal for long-distance travel.
Classic 350: A blend of heritage and modern performance, equipped with a 349cc single-cylinder engine.
Meteor 350: A modern cruiser bike with a retro design and powerful performance.
Hunter 350: A retro roadster designed for urban use with premium build quality.
Each model features a dual-channel ABS system, digital and semi-digital meters, and advanced EFI engines. The bikes are not just a mode of transport but a style statement and a reflection of craftsmanship and heritage.
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