Archive · 16 Sep 2026
Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Sound Emerges Before EICMA Debut
A new motorcycle called the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 has been heard while moving.
A video gives people an early idea of how its exhaust sounds.
The motorcycle has two engine cylinders and one exhaust pipe.
The sound appears deeper and more bass-heavy than earlier expectations.
It is also expected to have features useful for long trips.
These include cruise control, adjustable suspension and a large front wheel.
Royal Enfield is expected to show it at EICMA in 2026.
The company has not yet shared its final power, torque, price or complete specifications for India.
A new video captures the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 being ridden for the first time.
The motorcycle uses a new twin-cylinder engine and a single exhaust.
Its exhaust note sounds noticeably deeper and bassier in the latest footage.
Spotted touring features include cruise control, adjustable suspension and a 19-inch front wheel.
Royal Enfield has not announced the motorcycle’s output, torque, price or full Indian specifications.
- Who
- Royal Enfield and its upcoming Himalayan 750 motorcycle.
- What
- A video has captured the motorcycle’s exhaust sound while it was being ridden.
- When
- Ahead of its expected EICMA 2026 debut.
- Where
- The article does not specify where the video was recorded; Indian specifications remain unreleased.
- Why
- The footage provides an early indication of the motorcycle’s exhaust note and offers another update on its development.
- Motorcycle
- Royal Enfield Himalayan 750
- Engine
- New twin-cylinder engine
- Exhaust
- Single exhaust with a deeper, bassier sound in the latest footage
- Expected debut
- EICMA 2026
- Touring features
- Cruise control, adjustable suspension and a 19-inch front wheel
- Unreleased details
- Final engine output, torque, price and complete Indian specifications