Royal Enfield is developing a **new Himalayan 750 adventure motorcycle built around a 750cc air-and-oil-cooled parallel-twin engine. Power output is expected around 55 hp and 60 Nm, paired with a 6-speed gearbox and slipper-assist clutch** for smoother touring.
Test bikes and a recent showcase have revealed updated hardware. The Himalayan 750 is likely to use 19-inch front and 17-inch rear alloy wheels, with spoke wheel options on some variants. Suspension is expected to be more premium, with USD front forks and a rear monoshock, both with adjustability for different riding conditions.
Design highlights include a round LED headlamp, larger fuel tank, tall windscreen, prominent tank shrouds, split seat, upswept exhaust and a rear luggage rack to suit long-distance rides.
On the tech side, the bike is expected to feature a TFT display, Bluetooth and smartphone connectivity, navigation based on Google Maps, USB Type-C charging, and call/SMS alerts. Advanced aids such as cruise control and traction control are also reported, along with dual front disc brakes, a rear disc, and dual-channel ABS.
Royal Enfield has not yet announced a Nepal launch date or price. The production-spec Himalayan 750 is expected to debut globally at EICMA 2026, with an India unveiling around Motoverse 2026. For Nepali buyers, this means a larger, more powerful Himalayan could arrive later, but local availability, variants and Nepal pricing remain unconfirmed.
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