Royal Enfield shows Himalayan 750 ahead of EICMA 2026 debut
The 750cc parallel-twin adventure bike will sit above the Himalayan 450, with India launch expected at Motoverse in late November.
Key facts
Story- Royal Enfield has officially shown the Himalayan 750, its largest-capacity motorcycle, after months of test sightings.
- The bike uses a parallel-twin engine of around 750cc; power and torque figures are not yet disclosed.
- An India launch is scheduled at Motoverse toward the end of November, with an expected price of around ₹4.50 lakh.
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Royal Enfield has officially revealed the Himalayan 750, a new adventure motorcycle that will sit above the Himalayan 450 in the company's range. The bike gets a 750cc parallel-twin engine and will become the brand's largest-capacity motorcycle once sales begin. Full details are due at EICMA 2026 on 3 November.
The images show a bike with a tall stance and a headlamp that is round and LED, housed in a compact cowl. A tall windscreen and hand guards top the front end. The fuel tank is sculpted and wide, and the bike has a large bash plate protecting its lower section. The rear is slimmer than the front, with a stepped seat meant to carry both rider and pillion.
The bike comes in five colours and two wheel configurations. Each version uses simple base shades with contrasting graphics on the tank and side panels. Royal Enfield has not yet shared power or torque figures.
Features and cockpit
Royal Enfield has confirmed cruise control, traction control, tyre pressure monitoring and adjustable suspension. Cruise control is operated by switches mounted on the right-hand handlebar cube, while a joystick on the left side controls the display. The display is a 4-inch TFT screen, and the cockpit layout has changed considerably from earlier models.
The bike is expected to cost around ₹4.50 lakh. It will be launched in India at Motoverse toward the end of November. Royal Enfield is expected to publish variant-wise features, complete specifications and technical details at EICMA, and buyers will be able to compare those figures once they are released.
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