Royal Enfield unveils Continental GT 750 with 743cc twin engine at EICMA

Royal Enfield has unveiled the Continental GT 750 at the EICMA 2026 motorcycle show in Milan, Italy. The company calls it the highest-performance production motorcycle it has made so far.

The bike is built around an uprated version of Royal Enfield's new 743cc parallel-twin engine. It is offered in two body styles. The unfaired version keeps the familiar Continental GT shape, while the faired version adds a large half-fairing and a lower handlebar for a more focused riding position. Both sit above the current GT 650 in the company's cafe racer range.

Design and instruments

The faired model is finished in a red line theme, with the fairing, fuel tank and seat cowl all carrying red and cream detailing. The bike gets a hybrid twin-pod instrument layout. It keeps two round dials and adds a TFT display. Other shown parts include twin rear shock absorbers, wire-spoke wheels, a large front disc brake and an inverted front fork.

Royal Enfield showed the bike in three EICMA colours: Red Line, TT Blue and Master Clean. The company has not yet released the engine's power and torque figures. It has also not announced a price or a launch date for India.

The Continental GT 750 is a sign of Royal Enfield moving its twin-cylinder range into larger capacity. For Indian buyers, the bike's pricing and availability will matter most, and both are still unknown.