The Himalayan 750 is a powerful new expression of the original Himalayan
spirit. In 2016, the Himalayan 411 created an entirely new category by making adventure motorcycling
accessible to all and starting a global movement. It was born out of decades of insights and experiences,
shaped by the intrepid riders who rode their Royal Enfields into the highest mountain passes. The OG
411 was followed by the globally acclaimed Himalayan 450, and more recently, the 440 which was
launched by popular demand.
The Himalayan 750 carries forward this tradition of being built by riders, for riders – but in a new avatar
that is designed to seek new horizons and new adventures, and to roam far from home.
Like its stablemates, the Himalayan 750 is engineered for a visceral riding experience. It is equipped
with the right balance of technology to support the rider, ensuring it never overshadows the raw,
untamed spirit of the journey.
With a spine of steel, the Himalayan 750 is designed to take riders further than they have ever been
before. At its core sits a characterful 743cc air/oil-cooled parallel-twin that serves up 63 Nm of torque at
5,000 RPM. With 90% of that power available from as low as 3,500 RPM, it provides unrelenting muscle
to tackle any terrain and to move mountains.
Engineered for all riding styles, the Himalayan 750 transforms its character at the touch of a button. The
five curated ride modes, a six-axis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU), cornering ABS and lean-sensitive
traction control, cruise control, a 19″ and 17″ tubeless setup with cast and spoked wheels, and more,
keep the rider firmly in control – on all roads, no roads and everything in between. Enhancing its touring
DNA are features like adjustable windscreen, independent rider and pillion seats, and a 195kg payload
capacity, making it a machine made for days or weeks in the saddle.
Speaking about the Himalayan 750, B. Govindarajan, Managing Director – Eicher Motors Ltd. and
Chief Executive Officer – Royal Enfield, said, “A decade ago we created the middle-weight adventure
touring category. Since then, the Himalayan, with a community of over 320,000 riders around the world,
has grown from a motorcycle built for the mountains into a brand that has inspired riders to explore
the world on their own terms. The response to the Himalayan 450 and its 440 stablemate introduced
earlier this year, reinforces the enduring love for the Himalayan family and the spirit of exploration.
The Himalayan 750 is a powerful new expression of the Himalayan spirit. We are taking the Himalayan
legacy even further by bringing together a decade of learning. Our first 750cc motorcycle is built for
riders looking to cross borders, take on diverse terrains, and experience the freedom of going
anywhere. It blends an authentic, purposeful design with technology that supports the rider, but never
leads the way. The result is a machine that offers the unfiltered character riders crave, alongside
enhanced capability to take their adventures further than ever before.”
The making of a legend
Since 1955, Royal Enfields have ventured deep into the Himalayas, a terrain we call our spiritual home.
In 2016, the mountains welcomed one of its own – the Himalayan 411. A motorcycle that made
adventure accessible for a new generation and grew into a global movement. What followed was a
decade of exploring and evolving alongside a tribe of thousands of riders, across continents and around
the world. It led to the birth of the Himalayan 450 in 2023 – a new spartan take on adventure, born in
the high Himalayas.
In 2026, a new Himalayan is born, carrying the ruggedness and spartan simplicity of its stablemates into
a new realm of adventure. Designed to wander far from its birthplace and seek out off-grid horizons, it
is engineered for new frontiers and new adventures – not to go where technology leads it, but to forge
its own way, untamed and unassisted, and deliver a full-flavoured hit of pure adventure. The Himalayan
750 pairs a powerful new heart with the same soul and spirit that began the Himalayan story, with every
kilometre of experience and every terrain traversed over the last decade built into its bones.
Bookings for the Himalayan 750 open on November 3, 2026 across Europe through royalenfield.com
and authorized dealerships.
In addition to the top-of-the-line variant available in Antarctic Silver, the motorcycle will be
available with spoked wheel option in Viking Bronze and Siberia White colourways, and cast wheel
option in Aztec Green and Tectonic Black colourways.
Product Highlights
● Charismatic Engine
○ Smooth, predictable and immediately engaging: The characterful 743cc air/oil-cooled
parallel-twin serves up 63 Nm of torque at 5,000 rpm, with 90% of it available from as low as
3,500 rpm, giving you muscle for any climb, torque for any terrain, and everything you need to
keep going. Long days in the saddle, twisty mountain roads and forest trails that go on forever.
All roads. No roads.
● Retro with modern Tech
○ The Himalayan 750 combines a retro silhouette with cutting-edge technology seamlessly
integrated into its design.
○ Five riding modes (Road, Road Sport, Rain, Trail and Custom) adapt engine mapping, Cornering
ABS and lean-sensitive Traction Control, while intuitive switch-cubes and a simple joystick keep
control uncomplicated.
○ A 4-inch circular TFT with integrated navigation and connectivity, cruise control, TPMS,
immobiliser and a new 7-inch LED headlight featuring a high-power LED that produces
high-intensity light with a wider spread. It utilizes newly designed reflectors and an aluminium
shell for better heat dissipation, bringing contemporary capability to the Himalayan’s distinctive
character.
● Touring DNA
○ Born for global adventure: A narrow waistline, an accessible 815mm seat height and
independent rider and pillion seats come as standard, while accessory Low Ride, Touring Rider
and Touring Passenger seats allow riders to tailor the motorcycle to their needs.
○ A five-position windscreen with 60mm of adjustment is designed for confidence and comfort
across long-distance journeys.
○ Heavy-haul ready: With a 195kg payload capacity, the Himalayan 750 is built to carry what the
journey demands, whether crossing the countryside or continents.
○ Obsessive attention to detail: Forged aluminium gear shift and rear brake levers with
spring-loaded, foldable tips and refined magnesium engine covers maximise functionality while
reducing weight.
● Dynamic Precision
○ An ideal balance of agility and stability across all terrains: Fully adjustable 43mm Showa USD
front forks offer 190mm of travel, paired with a Showa Mono Tube IFP rear monoshock with
rebound damping and remote preload adjustment and 175mm of rear wheel travel. The
Himalayan 750 feels agile when you want it, stable when you need it and confident wherever you
take it.
○ 19-inch front and 17-inch rear tubeless tyres, paired with alloy or spoked wheels, offer sharp
on-road agility with off-road capability. A dual-disc front brake system delivers decisive stopping
power, with standard TPMS providing real-time tyre pressure monitoring.
○ 6-axis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU): With three axis accelerometer and three axis gyroscope,
the IMU constantly monitors linear acceleration, pitch, roll, and yaw to cornering ABS, lean
sensitive traction control, and other rider aids for maximum stability and safety.
● Antarctic Silver | The Flagship variant with Touring Pack
○ The Antarctic Silver variant is the Himalayan 750 made for the greatest adventures, featuring a
touring pack with bespoke Givi top box, Givi panniers with mounts and inner bags, plus heated
grips, hand guards and an aluminium skid plate.
Through a collaboration with GIVI, a global leader in motorcycle luggage and accessories, Royal Enfield
has created a tailored luggage solution engineered specifically for the Himalayan 750. Merging GIVI’s
expertise in touring gear with Royal Enfield’s deep adventure heritage, the accessories integrate
seamlessly without requiring a separate mounting rack. The system underwent rigorous real-world
testing in the demanding environments the Himalayan 750 was designed to tackle, giving riders the
capacity and reliability needed for long-distance journeys. Complementing the bespoke hard luggage solution is a range of soft luggage, also produced in partnership with GIVI, giving customers a choice of
luggage solution that best meets their needs.
