New Delhi. Royal Enfield has unveiled its new Himalayan 750 in India. The motorcycle had been spotted undergoing testing for quite some time, and it has now been fully revealed. It is the largest-displacement motorcycle the company has ever produced. While the company has not yet disclosed all its specifications and features, full details are expected to be revealed at the EICMA 2026 event on November 3rd. The Himalayan 750 is set to include several new features to make it more modern than existing models; based on information available so far, these include cruise control, traction control, a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), and adjustable suspension. Additionally, it comes equipped with a new LED headlight.
Royal Enfield has confirmed that the Himalayan 750 is powered by an engine with a capacity of approximately 750cc, suggesting the inclusion of a large parallel-twin engine.
The new Himalayan 750 will be offered with various wheel options. A video released by the company shows both alloy wheels and cross-spoke wheels, with both configurations supporting tubeless tires.
The video of the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 also showcases five color options: Antarctic Silver, Siberia White, Viking Bronze, Tectonic Black, and Aztec Green. Official images of the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 provide a clearer look at its design and the hardware it features. However, specific details—such as the exact engine capacity, power and torque figures, the full list of features, and the differences between variants—are yet to be revealed. With EICMA 2026 scheduled to take place in Milan, Italy, starting November 3, it is expected that the company will share further information about the motorcycle during this event.
The Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 is expected to launch in the Indian market towards the end of November 2026; it could potentially be unveiled at the company’s ‘Motoverse 2026’ event. That said, the company has not yet officially announced the exact launch date or the pricing for India. Based on the information available so far, the Himalayan 750 is set to be the most advanced motorcycle from Royal Enfield to date, as well as the one with the largest engine capacity.
