Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 Update Coming Soon

Published at February 17, 2026 | By Yogesh Suri
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Royal Enfield is preparing to introduce an updated version of the Continental GT 650 later this year. The refreshed motorcycle is expected to arrive after the launch of the upcoming Continental GT 750. Reports indicate that the update will include feature additions instead of minor cosmetic changes. Therefore, the buyers can expect noticeable improvements in everyday usability & riding safety. 
The following brand is also working on a new 750cc parallel twin engine. However, this new engine will power the Continental GT 750 & not replace the current 650 model. Instead, both motorcycles will be sold together in the lineup. Hence, Royal Enfield will maintain a wider pricing gap for different buyers.

New Features Likely on the Updated GT 650

Royal Enfield Continental GT 650

The updated Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 is expected to receive practical equipment upgrades. Reports suggest the addition of LED indicators and a new LED tail lamp. Moreover, the long awaited Tripper navigation pod may finally arrive on this model. This feature is already available on other Royal Enfield motorcycles. 
In addition, the company may introduce a basic traction control system. This system will help improve stability during sudden acceleration or slippery road conditions. Therefore, the update could make the motorcycle safer for daily and weekend rides.

Price, Variants & Market Positioning

Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 Update

Currently, the Continental GT 650 comes in five colour options. Buyers can choose between spoke wheels or alloy wheels depending on the selected variant. Prices range from Rs 3.53 lakh to Rs 3.82 lakh, ex-showroom Chennai. The top variant remains the Mr Clean chrome edition.
With these updates, the motorcycle is expected to see a price increase of around Rs 5,000 to Rs 7,000. Moreover, the refreshed version could debut at Motorverse in December 2026.
Royal Enfield is likely to position the 650 as a value focused offering to the riders. However, the Continental GT 750 will target more premium buyers. Hence, both motorcycles will cater to different customer segments within the brand portfolio.
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