ROYAL ENFIELD Shotgun 350

The Royal Enfield Shotgun 350 was widely rumoured as a potential small-capacity bobber based on the brand’s J-series platform. However, there has been no official confirmation of a Shotgun-badged 350 cc motorcycle to date. With Royal Enfield having recently introduced the Goan Classic 350, it is unlikely that the company will add another bobber-style offering in the 350 cc segment in the near future.

The Royal Enfield Shotgun 650, on the other hand, is a production-ready bobber that forms part of the brand’s growing 650 cc range. Slotting in alongside models such as the Interceptor 650 and the Super Meteor 650, it represents Royal Enfield’s first dedicated bobber-style motorcycle. Launched in January 2024, the Shotgun 650 is built around the familiar 648 cc parallel-twin platform but adopts a pared-back, custom-inspired design. Emphasis has been placed on visual appeal, stance and minimalism, positioning the motorcycle towards urban riders and enthusiasts drawn to modern-retro and custom-built aesthetics.

Royal Enfield Shotgun 650: Price

The Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 is priced from ₹3.94 lakh (ex-showroom) for the Sheet Metal Grey variant. The Plasma Blue and Green Drill colour options are positioned slightly higher at ₹4.05 lakh (ex-showroom), while the range-topping Stencil White variant is priced at ₹4.08 lakh (ex-showroom). Within Royal Enfield’s 650 cc portfolio, the Shotgun 650 is positioned between the Interceptor 650 and the Super Meteor 650.

Royal Enfield Shotgun 650: Launch Date

The Shotgun 650 was launched in India in January 2024. Prior to its market introduction, the motorcycle was showcased in a limited-edition form at Rider Mania 2023, before transitioning into regular production.

Royal Enfield Shotgun 650: Variants and Colours

The Shotgun 650 is available in three broad trims—Custom Shed, Custom Pro and Custom Special—distinguished primarily by their paint finishes, colour schemes and subtle styling elements. The entry-level Sheet Metal Grey version carries a muted finish, while the mid-spec Plasma Blue and Green Drill variants add more visual contrast. The top-end Stencil White trim sits at the top of the range. Despite these cosmetic differences, all versions share the same mechanical hardware and overall body design.