Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Spied Undisguised in Four Colours Ahead of EICMA Debut

The Biggest Himalayan Is Nearly Here Royal Enfield's long-awaited Himalayan 750 has been spotted without camouflage during what appears to be a television commercial shoot, giving the clearest look yet at its production colours and wheel options. The sighting points to a debut at EICMA 2026 in November, where the 750 is expected to become Royal Enfield's new flagship, sitting above the Super Meteor 650.

Expected detail Himalayan 750 Engine 750cc air-oil-cooled parallel twin Power (estimated) Around 55 bhp, about 60-65 Nm Gearbox 6-speed Key features Cruise control, ride-by-wire, traction control, TFT Wheels 19-inch front, 17-inch rear; alloy and tubeless spoke options Estimated price ₹4.5 - 5 lakh (ex-showroom, expected) What the Spy Shots Reveal The motorcycles were seen in four colour schemes, including a maroon and black option with gold detailing, a lighter base with yellow and red graphics, a matte grey, and a brown finish. Two of the bikes carried tubeless cross-spoke wheels, a first for Royal Enfield's adventure line, while another used alloys. Hardware visible includes Showa upside-down front forks, a rear monoshock with remote preload adjustment, and twin front discs with a single rear disc. A cruise control button has been seen on earlier prototypes, which would make the Himalayan 750 the first Royal Enfield with the feature.

Why It Matters Royal Enfield is riding a strong wave. In September 2026 it posted its highest-ever monthly sales of 1,33,958 motorcycles, up 8% year on year, with the newly launched Himalayan 440 fully booked for six months. A 750 twin would extend that momentum into the premium adventure segment, where it would take on the likes of the Triumph Tiger Sport 660. Compare Royal Enfield's line-up on the Compare page and watch our launch coverage for the EICMA reveal.

(Sources: Autocar India, RushLane, CarToq, BikeAdvice, Times of India Auto)