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Royal Enfield relaunches Himalayan 440 at Rs 2.29 lakh; initial inventory sells out and bookings are temporarily closed
Our read
The sell-out is more likely a supply-limited, demand-positive start than a one-off spike.
For operators
With the first batch sold out and bookings paused, dealers should capture enquiries into a waitlist, hold the Rs 2.29 lakh price without discounting, and use the gap to sell accessories and riding gear to waiting buyers, since the restart date and allocation size haven't been disclosed.
Watch
Royal Enfield announcing a bookings reopening date or new delivery timelines for the 440
The report,
Royal Enfield relaunched the Himalayan 440 at Rs 2.29 lakh, ten years after the original's launch, with a 443cc engine making 25.4bhp. It has sold out its initial inventory and temporarily closed bookings.
- Himalayan 440 price
- ₹2.29 lakh
- Engine displacement
- 443cc
- Engine power
- 25.4bhp
- Engine torque
- 34Nm
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Reported figures
From the report. Source details below
| Engine torque: | 34Nm |
|---|---|
| Ground clearance: | 220mm |
What to track next
- Dealer or media reports of waiting periods lengthening on the 440 or the Himalayan 450
- Monthly dispatch figures showing the Himalayan family's share of total sales
- Any change to the Rs 2.29 lakh price or a new variant or discount scheme
- Parent company quarterly commentary on 440 demand, production ramp-up and 450 cannibalisation
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