Archive · 19 Aug 2025
Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Spotted, Hints at New Variants
Royal Enfield is making a bigger version of their Himalayan motorcycle, called the 750.
They've been testing it, and there might be different versions.
One has special wheels for riding on roads.
The new bike has a new frame, cool forks, and a screen for information.
It'll have a big engine, around 750cc, and the new bikes might be shown off at a motorcycle show.
Royal Enfield is developing a new Himalayan 750, hinting at multiple variants.
A new variant has been spotted with cast alloy wheels, suggesting a road-focused version.
The Himalayan 750 will have a new chassis and subframe, featuring USD forks and a mono-shock.
It will feature a circular TFT instrument cluster and potentially a 17-inch wheel setup.
The motorcycle will be powered by a 750cc twin engine.
- Who
- Royal Enfield is the manufacturer.
- What
- Royal Enfield is developing a new version of the Himalayan 750 motorcycle, with multiple variants.
- When
- Prototypes look close to production form, and Royal Enfield could showcase the motorcycle at EICMA this year.
- Where
- The motorcycle has been spotted during testing.
- Why
- The new version aims to expand the Himalayan line with road-focused variants.
- Model
- Himalayan 750
- Variants
- Multiple (road-focused)
- Engine
- 750cc twin
- Suspension
- USD forks (front), mono-shock (rear)
- Wheels
- Cast alloy wheels (road-focused variant)
