Indian bike maker Royal Enfield has worked hard in recent years to improve the quality and reliability of its machines. And the results have been impressive, as the most basic comparison between a 2004 Bullet and a 2024 Meteor shows.
The firm is now underlining its commitment to that quality with a new global Borderless Warranty, which gives its customers factory-backed support across the 3000-plus official Royal Enfield service centres in more than 70 countries worldwide.
Royal Enfield says it’s making the change to help riders who set off on globe-trotting adventures on machines such as the new Himalayan 450.
Commenting on the launch of the new programme, Yadvinder Singh Guleria, Royal Enfield’s CCO, said: “At Royal Enfield, we are dedicated to fostering a vibrant global community of riders who share our passion for exploration and adventure. With the introduction of the Royal Enfield Borderless Warranty Programme, we aim to redefine the customer experience by offering unprecedented levels of support and assurance to riders worldwide.”
More info: www.royalenfield.com/borderless-warranty.