Royal Enfield unveils Himalayan 750 ahead of EICMA 2026

Royal Enfield has unveiled the Himalayan 750, a new adventure motorcycle that will be the flagship of the Himalayan range. The official debut is set for 3 November at EICMA 2026 in Milan, Italy.

The bike takes the Himalayan name into the middleweight segment. It uses a larger parallel-twin engine in the 750 cc class. It sits above the Himalayan 450 in the lineup.

The Himalayan 750 has been seen on test runs repeatedly in recent months. It has also appeared at public events, giving buyers early glimpses of its design and equipment.

Cockpit and controls

Published photographs show a headlight with LED lighting alongside a 4-inch TFT instrument display. The handlebar carries dedicated controls for the bike's electronic functions. Cruise control switches sit on the right-hand switchgear. A control stick on the left handlebar operates the TFT display.

Touring equipment

The bike is built with touring in mind. It will offer cruise control, traction control and tyre pressure monitoring. Its suspension is adjustable, so riders can change the setup to suit their needs.

Two wheel options are planned. One uses alloy wheels and the other uses cross-spoke wheels, both compatible with tubeless tyres. Royal Enfield has not yet confirmed the colour options, variants or how equipment is split between them. Those details are expected at EICMA.

For Indian buyers, the bike is expected in showrooms towards the end of November. No price has been announced yet. The Himalayan 450 is the closest model in the range for buyers comparing options.