Royal Enfield has launched the Himalayan 750 at EICMA 2026, with a 743cc air and oil cooled parallel twin that makes 55hp and 63Nm, Autocar India reported on 3 November. Bookings are open across Europe. The Himalayan 750 has no official India launch date yet.

For Indian riders, the next date to watch is Motoverse 2026, which runs from 27 to 29 November in Vagator, Goa. India details are expected around then. Autocar India lists an expected price range of Rs 5.25 to Rs 6 lakh ex showroom, but that is an estimate.

Quick answer

  • Engine: 743cc parallel twin, 55hp at 7,000rpm and 63Nm at 5,000rpm.
  • Weight: 224kg for the India spec.
  • Europe: bookings are open, with UK prices from GBP 6,999.
  • India launch: no official date, details expected around Motoverse.
  • Motoverse 2026: 27 to 29 November, Vagator, Goa.

Engine and chassis

The new twin gains power over the earlier 648cc unit, which made 47hp and 52.3Nm. Royal Enfield claims 90 percent of peak torque from 3,500rpm. A six speed gearbox handles the output.

Suspension uses a fully adjustable 43mm Showa upside down fork with 190mm of travel. A Showa monoshock has 175mm of travel. Wheels are 19 inch at the front and 17 inch at the rear, in alloy or spoked form, and both are tubeless.

Features on the Himalayan 750

There are five riding modes: Road, Road Sport, Rain, Trail and Custom. Each mode adjusts engine mapping, traction control and ABS. Cornering ABS, lean sensitive traction control and cruise control are standard.

A 4 inch circular TFT display offers Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and navigation. A SIM enabled system adds 4G and GPS. The bike also gets tyre pressure monitoring, two USB Type-C ports and a new LED headlight.

Size, seat height and brakes

Standard seat height is 815mm, with a 795mm low seat and an 835mm touring seat as accessories. Ground clearance is 205mm. The fuel tank holds 17.8 litres.

Braking uses twin 280mm front discs and a 255mm rear disc, all with two piston calipers. Rear ABS can be switched off. The kerb weight is 223kg in Europe and 224kg for India.

Pricing in Europe and the India outlook

In the UK, alloy wheel variants cost GBP 6,999, or about Rs 8.92 lakh. The spoked wheel version costs GBP 7,299. A flagship Antarctic Silver model with accessories such as a top box and panniers costs GBP 8,699.

The Rs 5.25 to Rs 6 lakh figure is an estimate and not an official price. Motoverse passes were reported at Rs 2,599 for early bird buyers, per Bike Advice.

What to watch next

Watch the Motoverse announcements in late November for a launch timeline. Compare the final price with rivals once it is known. Our look at upcoming launches and the October two wheeler sales data show how crowded the market is.

FAQ

What is the Himalayan 750 engine power?

It uses a 743cc air and oil cooled parallel twin that makes 55hp at 7,000rpm and 63Nm at 5,000rpm. It has a six speed gearbox.

When will the Himalayan 750 launch in India?

There is no official date. Motoverse 2026 runs from 27 to 29 November in Vagator, Goa, and India details are expected around then.

What will the Himalayan 750 cost in India?

Royal Enfield has not announced an Indian price. Autocar India lists an expected range of Rs 5.25 to Rs 6 lakh ex showroom as an estimate.