TL;DR
A new spy video has revealed the 'meaty' exhaust note of the upcoming Royal Enfield Himalayan 750, hinting at a powerful parallel-twin engine and a premium adventure touring experience set for a late 2026 launch.
Excitement is building for Royal Enfield's largest adventure motorcycle, the Himalayan 750, as its exhaust note has been heard for the first time in a recently surfaced Instagram video. The sound reveals a robust parallel-twin engine, promising a more substantial and powerful character compared to the Himalayan 450's single-cylinder thump.
The Himalayan 750 is anticipated to debut globally around the end of 2026, potentially at EICMA, with an India launch expected concurrently. Positioned as a premium adventure-tourer, it is designed for extensive highway travel and challenging terrains, offering significantly enhanced performance with an estimated 55 bhp and 60-65 Nm of torque from its new 750cc parallel-twin motor.
The new model is also expected to feature substantial equipment upgrades, including a large round TFT instrument console, smartphone connectivity, Google Maps-based navigation, and notably, cruise control, making it Royal Enfield's first motorcycle to offer this feature. Other expected additions include multiple riding modes, switchable traction control, selectable ABS modes, ride-by-wire, and adjustable suspension.
