Will the Bullet 650 get modern features like ride modes, and traction control, like on Royal Enfield’s other models?

The Bullet 650 is a retro styled bike, but as motorbikes get more and more high tech, there's curiosity as to how Royal Enfield will approach the Bullet 650's feature set. The Bullet 650 will feature a larger engine and almost certainly a higher price point than the current Bullet 500, which has built its reputation on simplicity and a back to basics riding experience, so there will be expectations for more advanced electronics. Yet while a number of riders want their mighty Bullets to pack modern safety features like ABS and traction control, others fear too much technology would detract from what Bullets are all about: pure riding. The question is also if including these features would simply set the price too high for Royal Enfield's target market. Striking the proper balance between retaining the Bullet's classic look and keeping up with modern safety and performance standards is thus a difficult feat for the maker.