Royal Enfield has officially resumed the sale of its Scram 440, a motorcycle known for its rugged design and city-ready versatility. The company had temporarily paused its availability, sparking curiosity among enthusiasts. Now that it’s back, here’s everything you need to know — from what caused the break to what buyers can expect now.
Why the Pause in Sales?
The temporary halt in Scram 440 sales wasn’t due to any defect or recall. According to industry sources, Royal Enfield paused deliveries for internal inventory realignment, compliance updates related to BS6 Phase-2 norms, and dealership training. With the launch of other 440cc models like the Himalayan 450, the brand likely adjusted its supply strategy to avoid internal competition and streamline production.
Scram 440: What It Offers Riders
The Royal Enfield Scram 440 continues to be based on the 440cc J-platform — offering smooth torque delivery and refined ride quality. It combines retro-inspired scrambler styling with daily ride practicality, making it ideal for both city commutes and weekend getaways.
Riders will appreciate the semi-digital instrument cluster, intuitive ergonomics, upright seating posture, and wide handlebars. Dual-channel ABS and a well-balanced chassis give it confidence over uneven terrain, without making it feel too heavy for urban use.
No Major Mechanical Changes
From early impressions, the relaunched Scram 440 doesn’t carry significant mechanical changes. The engine performance, chassis, and design elements remain consistent with the previous version, though some dealerships have reported refined gearshift quality and minor tuning updates. The core experience stays true to what riders already liked about this model.
Pricing and Booking Details
The Royal Enfield Scram 440 is priced between ₹2.30 lakh to ₹2.45 lakh (ex-showroom) depending on color and location. It is now available again at dealerships across major Indian cities, with online bookings open via Royal Enfield’s official website. Test rides and deliveries have also resumed.
Conclusion: The return of the Scram 440 marks Royal Enfield’s commitment to keeping its scrambler lineup relevant and accessible. For those who want a motorcycle that blends style, comfort, and mild off-road ability — all wrapped in a mid-weight, retro-modern package — the Scram 440 is back and ready to ride.
Disclaimer: Prices, availability, and features may vary by region. Please contact your nearest Royal Enfield dealer for accurate details.
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