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Royal Enfield introduces Classic 500 Squadron blue
Royal Enfield, the world’s oldest motorcycle brand in continuous production, has introduced a new colour Squadron Blue for its Classic 500 range of motorcycles.
Royal Enfield, the world’s oldest motorcycle brand in continuous production, has introduced a new colour Squadron Blue for its Classic 500 range of motorcycles.
Commenting on the choice of colour, Rudratej Singh, president, Royal Enfield, said, “The Classic 500 Squadron Blue is a tribute to Royal Enfield’s war-time presence and association with the armed forces.
We wanted a variant with a genuine armed forces heritage for our customers and for this, Royal Enfield turned to the Indian Air Force for inspiration. We had to be very particular about the colour to create an authenticity and also provide the motorcycle its post-war appeal.
This inspiration led us to create the Classic Squadron Blue which is now available at price of Rs 186,688 on-road Delhi.” The motorcycle is available at an on-road price of Rs 193,372 in Mumbai, Rs 189,350 in Chennai, Rs 198,649 in Bangalore and Rs 196,700 in Kolkata.
It may be recollected that Bajaj Auto’s recent move to introduce its V brand of motorcycles, which embodies metal from India’s venerated aircraft carrier, the INS Vikrant, has seen a handsome response from motorcycle enthusiasts and the general public.
