NEW DELHI: The Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 costs Rs 3,37,909 to Rs 3,69,137 ex-showroom Chennai, according to Royal Enfield India's Interceptor page. Canyon Red and Cali Green cost Rs 3,37,909, Sunset Strip costs Rs 3,46,836, Black Ray costs Rs 3,57,987 and Mark 2 costs Rs 3,69,137. Price as of 24 October 2026, 9:10 AM IST.
Royal Enfield prices the Interceptor by colour, not by version, and marks each figure with an asterisk as ex-showroom Chennai. The page does not give a Delhi price, so the amount you pay in another city will differ with local taxes and charges.
Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 price by colour, October 2026
| Colour | Ex-showroom Chennai |
|---|---|
| Canyon Red | Rs 3,37,909 |
| Cali Green | Rs 3,37,909 |
| Sunset Strip | Rs 3,46,836 |
| Black Ray | Rs 3,57,987 |
| Mark 2 | Rs 3,69,137 |
How much the colour changes the price
The two cheapest colours, Canyon Red and Cali Green, cost Rs 3,37,909. Sunset Strip adds Rs 8,927, Black Ray adds Rs 20,078 and Mark 2 adds Rs 31,228. The Mark 2 colour therefore costs 9.2 per cent more than the base colours, for the same engine and chassis.
The gap between the cheapest and the dearest colour is Rs 31,228. Royal Enfield lists no other difference in the price table, so buyers choosing Mark 2 are paying for the paint and finish.
Interceptor 650 specifications
Royal Enfield's page lists a 648 cc air and oil cooled parallel twin engine, a wet multi-plate clutch, electric start and a 13.7 litre fuel tank. The torque figure is about 52 Nm. The bike has 41 mm telescopic front forks with 130 mm of travel, a 320 mm front disc, a 240 mm rear disc and dual channel ABS.
The wheelbase is 1,398 mm and the kerb weight is 218 kg. The tyres are 100/90 18 inch at the front and 130/70 18 inch at the rear. Royal Enfield also offers a Make It Yours feature in its app and on the site for personalising the bike.
How the Interceptor compares with other Royal Enfield bikes
The cheapest Interceptor costs Rs 3,37,909, which is Rs 29,683 less than the starting price of the Classic 650 in our Classic 650 price report at Rs 3,67,592. The Himalayan 450 starts at Rs 3,08,029, so the Interceptor 650 costs Rs 29,880 more than that bike, and the Guerrilla 450 starts at Rs 2,51,063.
Measured against the base colours, Sunset Strip costs 2.6 per cent more and Black Ray costs 5.9 per cent more. Royal Enfield lists five colours on the page: Black Ray, Sunset Strip, Canyon Red, Cali Green and Mark 2.
Power and weight
Royal Enfield's page describes the 648 cc engine as making about 47 horsepower, which it also gives as 34.9 kW, and about 52 Nm of torque. The page quotes slightly different rpm figures for the peaks in two places, so we have not printed them. With a kerb weight of 218 kg, 47 horsepower works out to about 216 horsepower for every tonne.
Royal Enfield price ladder
The table compares the starting price of other Royal Enfield bikes, as reported in our own price stories, with the cheapest Interceptor 650 colour.
| Royal Enfield bike | Starting price | Cheapest Interceptor 650 minus this price |
|---|---|---|
| Hunter 350 | Rs 1,37,640 | Rs 2,00,269 |
| Classic 350 | Rs 1,88,934 | Rs 1,48,975 |
| Guerrilla 450 | Rs 2,51,063 | Rs 86,846 |
| Himalayan 450 | Rs 3,08,029 | Rs 29,880 |
| Classic 650 | Rs 3,67,592 | minus Rs 29,683 |
The Interceptor 650 sits between the 450 cc bikes and the Classic 650. Its cheapest colour is Rs 29,683 below the starting price of the Classic 650, which uses the same 648 cc engine family. The most expensive Interceptor colour, Mark 2, costs Rs 1,545 more than that Classic 650 starting price.
What to check before you book
Confirm the colour and the Chennai price against your own city's on-road quote. Ask the dealer for an itemised quote, and check which colours are in stock, as the cheaper colours may not be the ones on the showroom floor.
The prices are listed on Royal Enfield India's official Interceptor 650 page.
