Royal Enfield has officially unveiled the Himalayan 750, marking the brand's entry into the middleweight adventure segment. This new flagship model features a parallel-twin engine, upgraded suspension, and touring-focused technology including cruise control and tubeless spoke wheels.
The design maintains the rugged aesthetic of the existing Himalayan range but introduces a larger fuel tank and revised bodywork. The front profile evolves the current design, while the rear integrates the taillights into the turn indicators for a cleaner look.
In the current Royal Enfield lineup in Nepal, the Himalayan 750 will sit above the Himalayan 450, which is currently priced between Rs 10.13 lakh and Rs 10.80 lakh. It also positions itself above the Continental GT 650 (Rs 9.89 lakh – Rs 11.79 lakh) and the Interceptor 650 (Rs 10.79 lakh – Rs 12.49 lakh). For context, the brand's 350cc range, including the Hunter 350 and the Classic 350, remains the entry point for the brand in the country, though the Nepal price for these 350cc models has not been announced.
Availability for the Himalayan 750 in Nepal has not been confirmed. The motorcycle is not yet on sale, and official pricing for the Nepali market has not been announced.
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