With less than two weeks left before Motoverse Goa kicks off, excitement among Indian adventure riders is peaking. Global auto journalists have already seen the bike unveiled at EICMA 2026 in Milan, where European prices were announced.
Now, Royal Enfield has confirmed that the Himalayan 750 Indian rupee price will be revealed live on November 27, 2026—Day 1 of Motoverse in Goa—with booking windows opening immediately.
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| Royal Enfield will announce the Himalayan 750 Indian rupee price live on November 27, 2026, at Motoverse Goa, with expected pricing between ₹4.00 lakh and ₹4.50 lakh (ex-showroom). |
If you ride a Himalayan 450 or are planning to buy a big touring bike this year, here is everything you need to know in simple, everyday language.
1. The Big Engine Upgrade: 743cc Parallel-Twin Power
Until now, the Himalayan 450 has used a 452cc single-cylinder engine. The new Himalayan 750 jumps to Royal Enfield’s largest engine yet: a brand-new 743cc air-oil-cooled parallel-twin.
Power & Torque: It pushes 54–55 bhp and 63 Nm of torque.
Effortless Highway Pull: Royal Enfield has tuned the engine so that 90% of its 63 Nm of torque arrives at just 3,500 rpm. In simple words, you get strong pulling power at low speeds, making highway overtaking smooth and stress-free.
2. Three Major "Firsts" for Royal Enfield
The Himalayan 750 is not just about a bigger engine. It brings three major features that we have never seen together on a Royal Enfield before:
Standard Cruise Control: On long, open highways, you can lock your speed and rest your right hand .
Switchable Traction Control: You get four levels—Low, Medium, High, and Off—paired with a 6-axis IMU (a smart sensor that tracks how much the bike leans) and cornering ABS. It stops the rear tyre from slipping on wet tarmac, and you can switch it off for dirt trails.
Twin 280mm Front Disc Brakes: Because this twin-cylinder bike is faster and heavier than the 450, Royal Enfield has fitted two 280mm brake discs up front instead of a single disc for stronger, more confident stopping power.
It also includes a 4-inch round TFT display with navigation, an adjustable windscreen, adjustable Showa suspension, a tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS), and a choice of cast alloy or tubeless spoked wheels (19-inch front, 17-inch rear).
3. Expected India Price: ₹4.00 Lakh to ₹4.50 Lakh
In the UK, the Himalayan 750 starts at £6,999 (around ₹8.88 lakh). Because Royal Enfield manufactures its bikes in India, the expected Indian price is much lower—between ₹4.00 lakh and ₹4.50 lakh (ex-showroom).
Here is how it stacks up against the Himalayan 450 and twin-cylinder rivals in India:
Motorcycle | Engine | Ex-Showroom Price (India) | Key Highlight | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
RE Himalayan 450 | 452cc Single-Cylinder | ₹3.06 – ₹3.40 Lakh | Lighter, hardcore off-road focus | |
RE Himalayan 750 | 743cc Parallel-Twin | ₹4.00 – ₹4.50 Lakh (Expected) | 54–55 bhp, cruise control, twin 280mm front discs | |
Honda NX500 | 471cc Parallel-Twin | ₹7.44 Lakh | Japanese twin-cylinder tourer | |
Kawasaki Versys 650 | 649cc Parallel-Twin | ₹8.63 Lakh | Highway-focused twin tourer |
At ₹4.00–4.50 lakh, the Himalayan 750 would undercut both the Honda NX500 and Kawasaki Versys 650 by roughly ₹3 lakh to ₹4 lakh.
4. Should Himalayan 450 Owners Upgrade?
If your riding involves steep, rocky mountain trails where a lighter motorcycle is easier to balance, the Himalayan 450 remains the sharper off-road tool.
But if you spend most of your time on highways, travel with a pillion and luggage, and want smooth, vibration-free cruising at 110–120 km/h with cruise control, the Himalayan 750 is a massive step up.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. When will the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 price be announced in India? The official Indian rupee price will be announced live on November 27, 2026, on Day 1 of Motoverse in Goa, with bookings opening immediately.
2. What is the expected price of the Himalayan 750 in India? The bike is expected to launch between ₹4.00 lakh and ₹4.50 lakh (ex-showroom).
3. What engine and brakes does the Himalayan 750 have? It uses a 743cc air-oil-cooled parallel-twin engine making 54–55 bhp and 63 Nm of torque, paired with twin 280mm front disc brakes.
4. Does the Himalayan 750 get cruise control and traction control? Yes, it comes with standard cruise control and four-level switchable traction control.
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