Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 debuts at EICMA with European prices from €7,390
The 743cc adventure bike has a 63 Nm twin engine, five ride modes and Showa suspension; India sales start later this month.
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Story- Royal Enfield unveiled the 743cc Himalayan 750 at EICMA 2026 in Milan.
- European prices start at €7,390 in Italy and £6,999 in the UK for the base version.
- The bike will go on sale in India later this month, sold at MotoVerse in Goa.
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Royal Enfield has shown its new Himalayan 750 adventure motorcycle at the EICMA 2026 show, and has published European prices. The base Aztec Green version with cast wheels costs €7,390 (about Rs 7.83 lakh) in Italy and £6,999 (about Rs 8.89 lakh) in the UK. European bookings opened on 3 November 2026 through Royal Enfield dealers and the company website.
The Himalayan 750 has two other wheel-and-colour options. The Viking Bronze and Siberia White versions with spoked wheels cost €7,790 (about Rs 8.26 lakh) in Italy and £7,299 (about Rs 9.27 lakh) in the UK. The fully equipped Antarctic Silver flagship costs €9,290 (about Rs 9.84 lakh) in Italy and £8,699 (about Rs 11.04 lakh) in the UK.
Engine and chassis
The motorcycle uses a 743cc air- and oil-cooled parallel-twin engine that makes 63 Nm of torque at 5,000 rpm. Royal Enfield says about 90 per cent of that torque is available from 3,500 rpm. The engine is larger than those in the Himalayan 450 and Himalayan 440, which places the 750 above them in the range. The bike has a 17-litre fuel tank and 205mm of ground clearance.
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The front suspension is a fully adjustable 43mm Showa USD fork with 190mm of travel. The rear uses a Showa Mono Tube monoshock with 175mm of travel, and it has rebound and remote preload adjustment. The wheels are 19-inch at the front and 17-inch at the rear, with twin front discs. Buyers can choose cast or spoked tubeless wheels.
India sales
The Himalayan 750 will go on sale in India later this month, sold through MotoVerse in Goa. For Indian buyers, the European prices are a reference only, since the rupee price for India has not been stated in the source material. Royal Enfield has not yet given an Indian price for each variant.
The bike is a step up in size from the existing Himalayan models, so buyers used to the 450 will notice the larger body and higher seat. Royal Enfield has not said how many units it will build for India or when deliveries will start beyond the Goa launch.
Royal Enfield's company announcement gives the European prices and specifications. The details here come from the company's own launch information.
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