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The motorcycle has been spotted wearing the popular ‘Smoke Silver’ colourway to the Dash variant, making it a total of four interesting colour options.
Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450. (File photo)
The Royal Enfield’s one of the tech-loaded products Guerrilla 450 has been getting a lot of headlines since its launch last year, a big thanks to its experimental style and bold road presence. To turn more heads, the company has showcased the model with exciting upgrades and solid colourways at the biggest motor show Generation Speed 2025.
The motorcycle has been spotted wearing the popular ‘Smoke Silver’ colourway to the Dash variant, making it a total of four interesting colour options. It was seen having an upgraded TFT Tripper Dash as a standard feature, which can be purchased at the starting price of Rs 2.49 lakh (ex-showroom).
Bookings and Delivery
In case you are interested, the latest offering in the series can be pre-booked in advance via RE’s authorised dealership. The retail and test ride will kickstart on March 10, 2025.
Top USP’s
According to the details, the Tripper Dash is RE’s indigenously developed, full-feature TFT display that allows the customers to have full access of navigation and important ride related-details on the screen.
It comes with an aggressive style statement, flaunting a single seating arrangement with the grab handles for the pillion. It also has been treated with a round-shaped LED headlight setup with sleek yet classy indicators at both ends.
Features
Talking about some trending yet interesting elements, it has 17-inch alloy wheels, ride-by-wire throttle, multiple riding modes, dual-channel ABS, and the list goes on. On the comfort front, the suspension duties are managed by telescopic forks at the front, while the rear is complimented by mono-shock preload adjustment.
Engine
At the heart, the motorcycle is powered by a 452 cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled Sherpa engine. It generates a maximum power of 39.5 bhp at 8000 rpm and 40 Nm at 5500 rpm, and it is paired with a 6-speed gearbox. It is the same unit, which has been used in the Himalayan 450.
