List of Royal Enfield Price in Bangladesh-2025

Royal Enfield Classic 350 (Chrome Red/Bronze) Price in Bangladesh is Tk 508000. which generates a maximum power of 20.12 Bhp @ 6100 rpm, and its maximum torque is 27.00 NM @ 4000 RPM. Meteor 350 mileage we got in the city 35 KM (Approx.) And Classic 350 (Chrome Red/Bronze)  Price is Tk 483000, Classic 350 Dark (Gun Metal Grey/Stealth Black) Price is Tk 447,700, Classic 350 (Halcyon Green/Black) Price is Tk 432,500, 

Royal Enfield Meteor 350 (Stellar) price in Bangladesh is TK 483,000. which generates a Maximum power of 20.12 Bhp @ 6100.00 RPM, and its maximum torque is 27.00 NM @ 4000 RPM. Meteor 350 (Stellar) Carb Disc mileage we got in the city 35 KM (Approx.). And Royal Enfield Meteor 350 (Supernova) Price is TK 508,000, 

Royal Enfield Bullet 350 price in Bangladesh is TK 417,500 BDT. This Bike is powered by 350 cc, which generates a Maximum power of 20.2 BHP @ 6100 rpm, and its maximum torque is 27.00 Nm @ 4000 rpm. Bullet 350 mileage we got in city 35 KM (Approx.)

Royal Enfield Hunter 350 (Rebel Blue/Red/Black) price in Bangladesh is TK 371,500. This Bike is powered by 350cc, which generates a Maximum power of 20.2 BHP @ 6100 rpm, and its maximum torque is 27.00 Nm @ 4000 rpm. Hunter 350 mileage we got in city 35 KM (Approx.)

The brand name Royal Enfield was formed by the cycle manufacturer company, The Enfield Cycle Company Limited in the 1890s which was situated at Redditch, Worestershire, England. The company was owned by Albert Eadie who was a precision firearm parts supplier of the British government’s long-established Royal Small Arms Factory at Enfield, Middlesex, England.

Royal Enfield Price in BD

At that time, Eadie figured the brand name Royal Enfield and formed The Enfield Cycle Company partnered with engineer Robert Walker-Smith in 1896. Prior to forming the company, Albert Eadie used to use the brand name Enfield to supply and then manufcturing cycle parts. Today, that same legacy continues through modern models like the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 and the stylish Royal Enfield Hunter 350 (Rebel Blue/Red/Black) which carry the heritage forward.

From 1897 Enfield Company started to manufacture complete cycles and supply cycle parts to other cycle assemblers. In 1901, the Enfield Cycle Company entered into motorcycle manufacturing and produced their first Royal Enfield motorcycle with a 239cc engine.

The first Royal Enfield motorcycle was designed by Bob Walker-Smith and Frenchman Jules Gotiet under the company. The motorcycle was designed with a Minerva engine. The engine was mounted in front of the steering head of a heavy bicycle frame. And the rear wheel was driven by a long rawhide belt. This early engineering spirit still reflects in modern designs such as the Royal Enfield Classic 350 (Halcyon Green/Black) which preserves the vintage look in a refined form.

Later the company produced a V-Twin engine motorcycle in 1909 and two-stroke motorcycles in 1914. In the same year, Royal Enfield also gave priority to produce their largest capacity engine motorcycle with a 770cc V-Twin engine. It was a 6 horsepower engine. That same sense of power and innovation can be seen today in the Royal Enfield Classic 350 Dark (Gun Metal Grey/Stealth Black) and Royal Enfield Classic 350 (Chrome Red/Bronze) which are known for their strong performance and timeless design.

In this First World War period the company supplied their motorcycles to the British, Belgian, French, United States, and Imperial Russian armies. After the First World War, the company also developed various models of motorcycles. They also developed and adopted various features and updates to their motorcycles. Modern-day Royal Enfield continues this tradition with models like the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 (Stellar) that focus on long rides and comfort.

In the meantime in 1931 the founder of the company Albert Eadie died and his partner Robert Walker Smith also expired in 1933. That time the joint managing director Major Frank Smith, the son of Robert Walker-Smith took full control of the Enfield Cycle Company. Under his management, the company continued to grow, setting the foundation for today’s successful global lineup including the elegant Royal Enfield Meteor 350 (Supernova).

During the Second World War, the Enfield Cycle Company was advised to produce military vehicles and equipment. The company produced the number of two-stroke and four-stroke motorcycles as dedicated military motorcycles. At that time they also established their underground manufacturing factory in Westwood, near Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire.

Supplying the military vehicles and other equipment they developed in diversified segments like high precision equipment. Meanwhile, the motorcycle manufacturing of British Royal Enfield shut off while the Redditc factory ceased its production in 1967 and the Bradford-on-Avon factory in 1970. And that was the end of the British Enfield era where the Indian part is still continuing. Now let see all bike price in Bangladesh here.

FAQ- Frequently Ask Question

1.Where did Royal Enfield actually start?

Answer: Royal Enfield started in England back in the 1890s. The original company was The Enfield Cycle Company Limited, based in Redditch.

2. Why is the brand called 'Royal Enfield'?

Answer: The name came from the owner, Albert Eadie, who used to supply parts to the British government's Royal Small Arms Factory in Enfield. He just put the two words together!

3. Which model was Royal Enfield's first-ever motorcycle?

Answer: Their first motorcycle came out in 1901. It had a small 239cc engine and was designed by Bob Walker-Smith and a man called Jules Gotiet.

4. Who is the official distributor for Royal Enfield bikes in Bangladesh?

Answer: The official partner and distributor is IFAD Motors LTD. They handle all the sales, service, and spare parts.

5. What is the current price of the Royal Enfield Classic 350 (Chrome Red/Bronze) in Bangladesh?

Answer: The Classic 350 in Chrome Red/Bronze is priced at Tk 508,000. It's the top-end variant price.

6. Which Royal Enfield model is the cheapest one you can get in Bangladesh?

Answer: The most affordable one is the Royal Enfield Hunter 350. The Rebel colours variant is priced at Tk 371,500 (Based on the search result data).

7. The British company stopped making bikes. Where are Royal Enfields made now?

Answer: The main production for the modern Royal Enfield bikes is in India, at a factory in Chennai. The Indian company kept the brand going after the British factory closed.

8. What is special about the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 (Supernova) model?

Answer: The Supernova is the top-tier cruiser version of the Meteor. It’s designed for very comfortable, long-distance highway riding.

9. Why is the Classic 350 still so popular after all these years?

Answer: People love the Classic 350 because it perfectly keeps that vintage, iconic 1950s look but has modern engine technology and safety features.

10. Did Royal Enfield make motorcycles for the army?

Answer: Yes, they did! During the First and Second World Wars, the company supplied many two-stroke and four-stroke motorcycles to the British and Allied armies.