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Along with the classically-styled variants that were inspired by its iconic namesake from the 1960s, this new version of the Interceptor 650 moves the styling forward by a decade, into the 1970s. Built with a perfect balance of style and performance, it’s a modern classic that retains the essence and appearance of an authentic British roadster, but with a splash of sun-soaked California.
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Blacked Out
The all-new, all-black Interceptor 650 features a blacked-out engine and exhaust that unite the aesthetics of the motorcycle, seamlessly fusing with its chassis and keeping the spotlight on its tank for a look that is guaranteed to make hearts race and heads turn.
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At the Heart of it All
The Interceptor 650 is powered by Royal Enfield's legendary parallel twin cylinder engine, backed with an air/oil-cooled parallel twin configuration. The 648cc engine offers 47 horsepower at 7150 RPM and a maximum of 52 Nm of torque at 5250 RPM. A smooth throttle response throughout the rev range ensures sufficient power to make light work of the city traffic or cruise effortlessly along the open roads.
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Smooth Operator
The Interceptor 650’s wide handlebar, low seat height and confidence-inspiring riding position have been engineered for comfort with a gentle sports bias. Together, they help the rider make the most of the agile chassis and stay connected to the machine. With a 24-degree rake angle and 106 mm of trail, the motorcycle feels nimble in the city, planted on the highways and confident on the twisties.
