Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Coming Soon: 750cc Parallel Twin, Modern Tech & Premium Touring Focus

Royal Enfild has steadily evolved from being a classic motorcycle brand to a serious global player in the adventure touring segment. After the success of the Himalayan 411 and the all new Himalayan 450, the brand is now preparing its most ambitious adventure motorcycle yet the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750. This upcoming model is expected to make a major shift in Royal Enfield’s approach, targeting riders who want more power, modern features without losing the brand’s rugged DNA.

The Himalayan 750 is not meant to replace the existing Himalayan models. Instead it will sit above them as a premium, long distance adventure tourer, designed for riders who frequently travel on highways, mountain roads and light off-road trails.

Royal Enfield himalayan 750: Engine

The biggest highlight of the Himalayan 750 will be its new 750cc parallel twin engine.

This motor  is expected to be developed from Royal Enfield’s well Known 650cc platform but reworked and tuned specifically to suit the demands of adventure touring.

This twin cylinder setup should offer noticeably smoother performance and stronger power delivery. It is expected to produce around 55 ps, with a focus on usable mid range torque rather than outright speed.

Key engine highlights include:

• 750cc parallel twin cylinder engine
• Liquid cooled engine
• Power output of around 55 PS
• Strong mid range torque 
• Smooth and stable performance at highway speeds

Thanks to this engine configuration, the Himalayan 750 is expected to feel far more comfortable on long highway runs. Whether riding with full luggage or carrying a pillion. The bike should offer effortless cruising and reduced engine stress making it better suited for long distance touring than even before.

Royal Enfield himalayan 750: Built for long Distance Comfort

Royal Enfield is expected to focus heavily on rider comfort with the Himalayan 750. Compared to earlier models this bike be larger, more stable for touring.

Comfort & touring features  include the following:

• Upright riding posture with a  wide handlebars
• Well padded seat for long hours in the saddle
• Taller windscreen for wind protection
• Larger fuel tank
• Relaxed ergonomics suitable for all day riding

These upgrades will make the himalayan 750 a strong option for cross country touring and multi day rides.

Royal Enfield Himalayan 750: Advanced Suspension & Braking Setup

To match its increased power weight & power the Himalayan 750 is expected to receive a significantly improved suspension and braking package.

Chassis as well as hardware highlights are as follows:

• Adjustable USD front forks
• Rear Monoshock
• 19 inch front along with 17 inch rear wheels
• Dual front disc brakes 
• Dual channel (ABS)
• Off road mode

This setup should provide a good balance between on-road stability and off-road capability. which makes the bike versatile in various terrains.

Royal Enfield Himalayan 750: Modern Features and Technology

Unlike earlier Royal Enfield models that emphasized simplicity, the Himalayan 750 is expected to incorporate modern technology while staying practical.

Expected tech features:

• Fully TFT digital instrument cluster
• Navigation support with bluetooth connectivity
• Multiple ride modes
• Cruise control 
• USB charging port
• Full LED lighting setup

Royal Enfield Himalayan 750: Rugged Yet Familiar Design

The upcoming Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 is expected to retain the rugged as well as practical design philosophy that has defined the Himalayan nameplate since its introduction.

Instead of going for flashy or aggressive styling the motorcycle is likely to continue with a function first approach, with keeps during durability and real world usability at the core. 

The design is expected to include a muscular fuel tank with protective tank guards paired with minimal yet purposeful body panel that suit long distance touring and off road riding

Royal Enfield Himalayan 750: Price and Positioning

The Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 is expected to be positioned as a premium adventure motorcycle in the brand’s lineup.