Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Showcased: Royal Enfield showed the Himalayan 750 in India for the first time. It happened at the Himalayan Base Camp in Ladakh. The bike sits above the Himalayan 450 in the lineup. The company says it will be the brand’s strongest adventure model yet. It also comes with a big tech update. That includes cruise control and traction control.
The Himalayan 750 looks more built for road trips. It is an adventure tourer style, not a strict dirt bike. It gets a round LED headlamp. There is also a tall windscreen. The fuel tank looks wide and solid. A semi-fairing is fitted too.
This model at the event used 19-inch wheels at the front and 17-inch wheels at the back. That setup points more toward touring comfort and stability. It does not look aimed at hardcore off-road use.
What people notice most is the electronics. The motorcycle is expected to add:
Cruise control and traction control are expected to be new for Royal Enfield. That would be a clear jump over the Himalayan 450.
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The bike is said to use a fresh 750cc air and oil cooled parallel twin. It should run with a six speed gearbox. No official power number has been shared. Leaks and recent reports point to about 55 bhp. Torque is expected to sit near 60 to 65 Nm.
An adjustable USD fork is rumored for the front. The rear setup is likely a monoshock unit. For stopping power, there should be twin discs up front. A single disc is expected at the rear. Royal Enfield may sell the bike with both alloy wheels and spoke wheels. This will likely vary by variant.
Royal Enfield has not confirmed the launch date or the final price. The Himalayan 750 is expected to debut worldwide at EICMA 2026. After that, an India launch could come around Motoverse 2026. It may also slip into early 2027, based on how they plan the rollout.
The plan being discussed is an international launch at EICMA 2026. Then India would follow at Motoverse 2026. Motoverse is set for 29 November.
The expected price is around ₹4.5 lakh (ex-showroom), although this remains an estimate until Royal Enfield officially reveals the motorcycle.
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