Himalayan 750

Royal Enfield

Himalayan 750

Adventure TourerParallel Twin EngineTouring BikeRoyal Enfield Himalayan Bike

Starting at: ₹4.50 Lakh - ₹5.11 Lakh (Expected) (Ex-Showroom)

Launch Date: 27 November 2026

Available Colors

Maroon with Gold Details (Expected)

Overview

The Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 is set to be the brand's flagship adventure motorcycle, designed to elevate both road-touring comfort and off-road capability. Powered by a new 750cc parallel-twin engine, it introduces premium electronics like ride-by-wire and cruise control to the Royal Enfield lineup, along with advanced Showa suspension for long-distance ease. Expected to be unveiled at EICMA 2026, the Himalayan 750 marks a massive leap for Royal Enfield's adventure touring range.

Specifications

Mileage

Mileage

18 – 21 kmpl (Expected)

Engine Displacement

Engine Displacement

19 L (Expected)

Top Speed

Top Speed

175 kmph (Expected)

Max Power/Torque

Max Power/Torque

55 PS @ 7,500 rpm/65 Nm @ 6500 rpm (Expected)

Transmission Type

Transmission Type

6-Speed Manual

Wheels

Wheels

19-inch / 17-inch Steel

Fuel Type

Fuel Type

Petrol

Body Type

Body Type

Adventure

Braking (Front/Rear)

Braking (Front/Rear)

Dual Disc / Disc

Suspension (Front/Rear)

Suspension (Front/Rear)

Fully Adjustable USD Forks / Monoshock Absorber

Wheelbase

Wheelbase

1,465 mm to 1,510 mm (Expected)

Key Features & Highlights

  • First Royal Enfield motorcycle to feature cruise control, simplifying long-distance highway touring.

  • It will get brand new 750cc parallel-twin engine architecture available in this adventure tourer bike

  • Advanced electronic rider aids including ride-by-wire, multiple riding modes, and switchable traction control.

  • Modern circular TFT digital console with Bluetooth connectivity and full Google Maps navigation integration.

  • Switchable dual-channel ABS system combined with a robust dual petal disc brake setup up front.

  • Touring-ready ergonomics with an adjustable tall windscreen, step-up split seating, and built-in USB Type-C PD charging.

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