Royal Enfield is the heart throb for many youngsters in India. Most of the motorbike lovers want to have it. Now, the company started working on making electric motorbikes. In the meanwhile, Hound Electric has made Electric Royal Enfield Classic 350.

Electric Royal Enfield Classic 350

Most of the automobile manufacturers have started introducing electric vehicles in the Indian market. Royal Enfield, which is also one of the leading motorcycles manufacturers in the Indian market, has started working on electric motorbikes. In the meanwhile, an Indian start-up, Hound Electric, has converted a regular Royal Enfield Classic 350 into an electric-powered motorcycle.

Hound Electric is a new emerging brand which is currently focusing on the development and research of new electric power-trains. It is testing the components that are being used on the the electric version of Royal Enfield to convert it to an all-electric vehicle. Hound Electric will provide electric power-train solutions in the future. But it does not have any plans to manufacturer a full motorcycle.

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The production cost and the high price of electric components make electric vehicles 30 to 40 per cent more expensive than Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) powered vehicles. The company said that once the kit is ready, it will be offered as a bolt-on kit to customers. They would can order it online or through other means and then get it installed at a local mechanic.

An electrician is required for connecting the batteries and making it functional. The electric Royal Enfield Classic 350 is not set for production yet. Therefore, the bike has not been tested by RTO (Regional Transport Office). So, the motorbike lovers and the Enfield Royal owners have to wait for sometime for the electrified Royal Enfield.

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