Royal Enfield Launches Guerrilla 450 Roadster At Rs 2.39 Lakh

The Guerrilla 450, also known as the GRR 450 in Latin America, comes in three variants: Analogue, Dash, and Flash, and is available in five colors. The Analogue variant starts at Rs 2.39 lakh (ex-Showroom) featuring Smoke Silver and Playa Black color options. The Dash variant, priced at Rs 2.49 lakh (ex-Showroom) includes Playa Black and Gold Dip colors. The top-tier Flash variant is available for Rs 2.54 lakh (ex-Showroom) and comes in Yellow Ribbon and Brava Blue.

The motorcycle combines a steel twin spar tubular frame, dynamic ergonomics, and a 6-speed gearbox with an assist and slip clutch. It offers Performance and Eco riding modes through its Engine Management System (EMS) and ride-by-wire technology.

Siddhartha Lal, Managing Director - Eicher Motors Ltd. said, “The Guerrilla 450 is our take on modern roasters, and we are super happy with how it has turned out. The motorcycle is mechanically characterful, super sophisticated, and combines performance, versatility and confidence-inspiring handling. It is built on the same platform as the Himalayan, but tuned to roadster performance that makes it feel excitingly different when you ride it."

The Guerrilla 450 features a stepped bench seat, LED headlights, a 11-litre fuel tank, and an upswept silencer. Its design emphasizes simplicity and functionality with a focus on rider comfort and performance. The 43mm telescopic front fork and linkage-type mono-shock at the rear, paired with 17-inch tubeless tires.

Bookings for the Guerrilla 450 are now open in India, the UK, and European markets, with deliveries starting in August 2024.

" The Guerrilla really brings out what roadsters were always meant to do. It is super responsive and absolutely gorgeous to ride at everyday speeds, and equally delightful when revved through its paces on full-gas. The engine, the chassis, the riding position, and the superlative handling of the motorcycle all come together to truly make it much more than the sum of its parts,” he further added.