Pictures of the latest test models of the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 have surfaced, which has increased the curiosity about this bike. Here are the key details about the bike that is expected to be launched in 2026:
Design and Construction:
Silhouette: The Himalayan’s familiar silhouette has been retained, but some changes have been made for a more sports tourer look.
Suspension:
| Front: | Adjustable upside-down forks. |
| Back: | Perhaps an adjustable monoshock. |
Brakes: Twin disc front brakes, which are appearing for the first time for Royal Enfield.
Other features: tall windscreen, huge bash plate, and LED lighting throughout.
Engine and Performance:
Engine Capacity: 750cc twin-cylinder engine, a larger version of the existing 650cc twin engine.
The Power Output:
- It is expected to produce 5-7 bhp more power than the existing 650cc engine.
- The current Interceptor 650 engine produces 47bhp and 52Nm of torque.
- Estimated new output: 54-55 bhp.
Features of the device:
TFT Display: Larger and more informative screen than the existing Himalayan 450.
Fuel Tank: New fairing design instead of jerry can holders.
Price and Availability:
| Launch: | Expected in 2026. |
| Location: | The most high-end bikes in the Himalayan series. |
This information is based on current test models, and official specifications and pricing will be revealed at launch. The Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 is one of the most popular adventure bikes in India.
