The Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 now has a date and a city. A teaser poster carries map coordinates that point to central Milan, which tells us the big Himalayan will be unveiled at EICMA 2026, running from November 3 to 8. Specifications and price are still not announced, but the Ladakh showcase has already given away plenty. Today, we will tell you the complete details about the Himalayan 750 launch.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Teaser
The bike sits almost entirely in silhouette against a red sky, but the tall windscreen, upright riding triangle and raised tail are easy to pick out. The coordinates, 45.4647° N, 9.1885° E, point to Milan, which hosts the 83rd edition of EICMA, and that is roughly a week away. Royal Enfield had already displayed a pre-production bike without camouflage at its Himalayan Basecamp event in Ladakh, the same event tied to the Himalayan 440. So Milan will show the final production-spec bike.
Himalayan 750 Engine and Chassis
Coming to the engine, Royal Enfield has not shared any specifications, but it is expected to be a parallel twin of close to 750cc, though the exact capacity is not confirmed. One report says it grows out of the 648cc twin, which currently powers seven Royal Enfield motorcycles in two states of tune, while another describes it as an all-new 750cc platform. One estimate puts the output at around 55 bhp and close to 65 Nm, but treat that as a guess, not an official figure.
The chassis is new for the Himalayan family, and test bikes have carried adjustable USD front forks, a linked rear monoshock, twin front discs and a single rear disc. The wheels are a 19-inch front and a 17-inch rear, a clear move away from the 21-inch front on current Himalayans, and this points towards road touring rather than rough trails. Both alloy and tubeless spoke wheels have been spotted, and spoke wheels could be offered on higher variants, as on the Himalayan 450 Mana Black. A more off-road-focused version with a 21-inch front wheel later is not ruled out.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Features
The bike is expected to be the most tech-forward Royal Enfield yet, and the first one with cruise control. Traction control, selectable ride modes, TPMS and a colour TFT console are also expected, and many of these systems will be shared with the 450cc and 650cc siblings. The TFT is expected to support smartphone connectivity and Google-powered turn-by-turn navigation. If you plan long highway rides, cruise control and a proper rider-aid package will matter more than a few extra bhp.
Himalayan 750 Design and Colours
The design moves away from the more exposed look of the Himalayan 450. The bike is expected to get a substantial fuel tank, semi-fairing, tall windscreen, round LED headlamp, upswept exhaust and a raised rear section. Coming to the colours, a commercial shoot and recent sightings show four colours: red, white, grey and olive green. Whether all four reach showrooms will be clear only after the official reveal.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Price in India
The official price of the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 has not been announced. One estimate says it could start at around ₹4 lakh ex-showroom, but this is only an expected price, so for the official price we have to wait for the launch. Coming to the India launch, it could take place around Motoverse 2026, though Royal Enfield has not confirmed anything yet. EICMA should give the first complete, official look at the production model.
Himalayan 750 Competitors in market
The Himalayan 750 is expected to rival the Norton Atlas and the Triumph Tiger Sport 660. A proper comparison has to wait for the Indian price and final specifications.
The bottom line
If the expected spec sheet turns out to be accurate, the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 would be the most tech-loaded motorcycle Royal Enfield has built, with cruise control, adjustable suspension, twin front discs and a connected TFT. The price will decide everything, though, and the ₹4 lakh figure is only an estimate. We’ll reserve judgement until the Milan reveal and until the India price is out. For more updates, you can also visit the Royal Enfield official website.
Frequently asked questions
When will the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 be revealed?
A teaser with coordinates pointing to Milan indicates an unveiling at EICMA 2026, held from November 3 to 8. Royal Enfield hasn’t yet confirmed a specific time.
What engine will the Himalayan 750 use?
It is expected to get a parallel-twin engine of close to 750cc, possibly based on the 648cc twin. Official output figures haven’t been released; one estimate suggests about 55 bhp and 65 Nm.
How much will the Himalayan 750 cost in India?
Pricing hasn’t been announced. One estimate points to around ₹4 lakh ex-showroom, but the official price will be revealed at launch.