- To be powered by a 750cc, parallel-twin engine
- Expected to be loaded with tech
- Global debut around November
Royal Enfield’s most powerful motorcycle to date, the Himalayan 750, is expected to take centre stage at the 2025 EICMA Show. In recent years, the prestigious event has served as a launchpad for the brand’s most significant models, and this upcoming tourer appears set to continue that tradition.
Spotted on numerous occasions both in India and abroad, the Himalayan 750 is now widely believed to be production-ready. It will be among the first models to emerge from Royal Enfield’s new 750cc platform, promising a fresh chapter for the manufacturer’s long-distance touring segment.
Early glimpses of test mules suggest the bike will feature a completely new frame and subframe, supported by an upside-down fork at the front and a monoshock at the rear. Adjustable suspension is strongly rumoured, enhancing comfort and handling. With a 19-inch front wheel, the Himalayan 750 will lean towards sports-touring capability rather than hardcore off-road adventure, while tubeless wire-spoke wheels are likely to come as standard.
On the technology front, Royal Enfield is expected to load the Himalayan 750 with modern conveniences, including a TFT display with Bluetooth-enabled navigation, cruise control, and more. Power is tipped to come from a bored-out version of the company’s 650cc parallel-twin, delivering in excess of 50bhp and around 60Nm of torque, figures that should make it the most potent Royal Enfield yet.
While the brand is also working on an updated Continental GT, there is a strong possibility that the Himalayan 750 will make its world premiere before the café racer hits global markets.
