KRAFTON INDIA has partnered with Royal Enfield to bring two of the motorcycle maker’s models, the Bullet 350 and the Continental GT 650, into Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) as rideable in-game vehicles from 19 January, as part of the BGMI 4.2 update launching on 15 January.
The update will also introduce a collection of Royal Enfield–themed in-game items and rewards, including the Revel 01 outfit set, the Bullet Line P90 gun skin, the CrankGuard helmet and the Roadborn Rucksack backpack.
Players who log in for 60 minutes each day, without needing to actively play, will be able to earn a Royal Enfield event crate. These crates contain premium permanent Mythic (Red Tier) rewards, with users able to collect up to 34 event crates during the promotional period.
As part of the collaboration, Royal Enfield has also unveiled a custom-built, real-world motorcycle based on the Continental GT 650, inspired by BGMI’s tactical, battle-ready design aesthetic.
Krafton India head of business development and partnerships Seddharth Merrotra said, “This strategic partnership with Royal Enfield embodies BGMI’s vision of creating culturally meaningful and locally rooted experiences. Royal Enfield is an iconic name in the global automotive universe and its deep community roots with evolving digital ethos make it a natural ally for BGMI’s player-centric universe. Together, we are weaving storytelling, lifestyle, and digital culture into gameplay in a way that truly reflects the aspirations of modern Indian youth.”
Royal Enfield head, custom and motorsports Adrian John Sellers added, “Partnering with BGMI is about more than just presence; it’s about meeting our community in their element and amplifying the shared values of thrill, freedom, and self-expression. The custom-built Continental GT 650 is the physical heartbeat of this collaboration—an intersection where the raw, tactical aesthetic of gaming meets the soul of custom motorcycling. By blending BGMI’s battle-ready elements with Royal Enfield DNA, we have created a machine where imagination isn’t limited by reality. It is a celebration of creative exploration for a community that thrives on both the digital and the open road.”
