The first electric bike from Royal Enfield is about to be unveiled. A teaser showing the future EV’s silhouette was used by the brand to make the news. Since the most recent images of the bike without camouflage have appeared online, it is likely that the firm has failed to conceal the bike from the spies despite its best efforts to keep the design a secret. This suggests that the bike’s debut may not go as far as we had anticipated.

According to MCN, the images show what seems to be a production-ready prototype of the electric motorbike that was seen on Barcelona’s roadways. In keeping with its heritage, Royal Enfield’s first electric-powered motorbike will seem more like a vintage bike than an adventure vehicle. It should be mentioned that the firm previously unveiled an electric bike concept with a Himalayan-like look.

The brand’s emblem is positioned in the middle of the machine’s circular LED headlight in the photo. The slim shape, which conveys a relatively modest size, enhances this look. This may have been introduced to keep the bike’s weight down, preserve its proportions, extract the necessary range, and regulate other metrics.

With the handlebars high and the foot pegs positioned toward the front end, the bike also looks to have a low seat height, suggesting a more comfortable riding posture. The machine’s large side mirrors and girder forks add to its classic appearance.

Regarding technology, it seems that Royal Enfield has introduced a circular dash, a feature that is comparable to those seen on other brand models. This may provide access to a variety of capabilities, including turn-by-turn navigation and connection choices, in addition to displaying the necessary information.

Information on the bike’s powerplant is currently unavailable. To support its function as a commuter bike, we may anticipate that it will have statistics comparable to those of the Hunter 350 and Classic 350.