Royal Enfield has made an exciting announcement regarding the launch of its exclusive Local Assembly Unit and CKD facility in Nepal. This move, in partnership with the Triveni Group, signifies the company’s commitment to Nepal and its business in the SAARC region.

The new facility in Birgunj becomes Royal Enfield’s fifth CKD assembly unit worldwide, joining the ranks of Brazil, Thailand, Colombia, and Argentina. With these units, along with existing manufacturing facilities in India, Royal Enfield is expanding its operations globally and aiming to expand the middleweight motorcycle segment on an international scale.

The CEO of Royal Enfield, B Govindarajan, expressed the brand’s global aspirations and congratulated the team on the new CKD facility in Nepal. The company remains committed to bringing its internationally acclaimed motorcycles and motorcycling experiences to passionate riders in Nepal.

Royal Enfield has already established itself as a key player in the middleweight motorcycle segments in various territories around the world. With the strategic placement of CKD facilities, the company can position itself well for its ambitious goals and expansion plans in the global market. The Nepalese market, in particular, has seen significant growth and is expected to continue growing at a rate of 10 to 15 percent.

The new facility in Nepal will have an initial assembly capacity of 20,000 units per year. It will focus on the local assembly of the Classic 350 and the Scram 411 motorcycles, catering to the rising demand for high-quality motorcycles in Nepal. Royal Enfield aims to provide enthusiasts in Nepal with access to its renowned lineup and deliver exceptional motorcycling experiences.

With its Himalayan Scram 411 model being assembled in Nepal, Royal Enfield’s growth and development in the Nepalese market will be closely watched. The new facility will undoubtedly play a crucial role in the company’s global strategy.