The upcoming Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 has been spotted testing without camouflage, offering the clearest look yet at the new adventure motorcycle. The latest images reveal four different colour schemes, suggesting the company is preparing several styling options for its first model based on the new 750cc platform.
The first colour option features a red base with gold stripes across the fairing, creating a contrasting black-and-gold-inspired look. Interestingly, the motorcycle wearing this finish was spotted with alloy wheels, while the other three versions appear to use cross-spoke wheels.
Another prototype features a white finish with blue stripes. The available images are not clear enough to confirm whether this version includes additional graphics or design details.
A second white option takes a more distinctive approach, combining black stripes on the fairing with black, red and yellow graphics across the fuel tank. The fourth version features a brown finish that appears similar to the Mustang Brown colour offered on the recently launched Himalayan 440.
While the images provide a useful preview of the Himalayan 750’s potential colour range, more detailed pictures will be needed to confirm the final graphics and finishes. The motorcycle is expected to make its debut at Motoverse 2026.
Beyond its styling, the Himalayan 750 will introduce Royal Enfield’s new 750cc platform. The engine is expected to produce around 55bhp and 60Nm of torque, although official specifications have yet to be confirmed. If those figures are accurate, the new model should deliver a noticeable performance increase over the company’s existing 650cc motorcycles, giving Royal Enfield a more powerful option in its adventure range.
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