In a bold move to fuel the motorcycle culture in India, Royal Enfield is rolling out its street-style festival, HunterHood. Geared toward bringing together petrolheads, artists, and riders, the event kicks off April 26 in both Delhi and Mumbai.

HunterHood: Where Community Meets Culture

The HunterHood festival is not your average bike show. It’s a raw, unfiltered celebration of street-led communities, transforming city corners into open stages. For Delhiites, the event takes place at DLF Avenue, Saket, while Mumbaikars can head to the Richardson and Cruddas complex for the same high-energy experience.

HunterHood invites everyone—from freestyle dancers to underground rappers, skaters to custom builders—to take over the streets and showcase their vibe. There’s no VIP section here—just pure, immersive street energy. The festival is about connection, movement, and living in the moment, echoing the free-spirited essence of motorcycle life.

The Spirit Behind HunterHood

Born from the success of Royal Enfield’s Hunter motorcycle, HunterHood reflects the very spirit of the machine—urban, edgy, and unapologetically bold. The Hunter has already carved out its space in the market, appealing to a younger generation of riders who are rewriting road rules and reshaping market trends.

This street festival doesn’t just highlight the Hunter’s design ethos; it mirrors the lifestyle of those who ride it. It’s where a bank rally attitude meets freestyle beats, and auto stocks can’t capture the kind of cultural capital being exchanged.

What to Expect at HunterHood

Attendees can look forward to a packed lineup of performances, urban art, motorcycle showcases, and hands-on sessions that bridge creativity with throttle power. It’s less about sitting and watching, more about jumping in and becoming part of the action.

Meanwhile, Royal Enfield continues to stay ahead of market trends with events like these—turning lifestyle into legacy, and machines into movement.