Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Image gallery

By Stephen Raj Antony 1 November 2026

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This is the brand-new Royal Enfield Himalayan 750.

Available in four colours. This is the Antarctic Silver, expected to be the top variant.

This is the Siberia White, expected to be one of the two middle variants.

Viking Bronze, the other middle variant

Leaving this alloy wheel sporting Tectonic Black and

This Aztec Green to be the base variants

Adjustable front and rear suspension is confirmed

As are dual-disc brakes at the front, a first for RE!

Name confirms the motorcycle will be powered by a (close to) 750cc parallel-twin engine, the brand's largest displacement yet

Rear continues with a single disc, both brakes powered by ByBre

Rear indicators also function as taillights, just like on the Himalayan 450

To recap, these two get tubeless spoke wheels

While these two get alloy wheels instead

While this Antarctic Silver is expected to be the top variant, also with tubeless spoke wheels as standard

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Royal Enfield has finally revealed the Himalayan 750 as its largest displacement motorcycle yet. The adventure tourer is expected to be powered by a 750cc parallel-twin engine, or somewhere in that ballpark at least. We say this because the brand is yet to reveal the full specifications for the bike. However, the full reveal isn't too far away, and will happen on the first day of EICMA 2026, in two days.The Himalayan 750 is expected to have three variants, across five colours. The Antarctic Silver is expected to be the highest variant. Siberia White and Viking Bronze are expected to be the middle variants (judging by the tubeless spoke wheels). Which leaves out Tectonic Black and Aztec Green colours with alloys as the likely base variants. Some of the other features confirmed for it are cruise control, traction control, adjustable suspension and tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS). However, some of these could be limited to specific variants only, so we'd advise waiting for the full reveal.An Indian launch is of course on the cards and is expected to happen during Motoverse 2026, due to happen from November 27-29 in Vagator, Goa.

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