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Royal Enfield Himalayan

Royal Enfield Himalayan

2.16 - 2.24 Lakh
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Royal Enfield Himalayan Overview

Engine Capacity-icon

Engine Capacity

411.0 CC

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Mileage

45 KM/L

Gears-icon

Gears

5 Speed

Brakes-icon

Brakes

Disc/ 2-piston floating caliper/Disc/ single piston floating caliper

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Starting Mechanism

Self Start

Wheel Type-icon

Wheel Type

Spoke Wheels

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Body Type

Off Road

What's New?

The Royal Enfield Himalayan is a rugged and versatile adventure motorcycle designed to conquer both on-road and off-road terrains. Introduced in 2016, it has gained a reputation for its go-anywhere capabilities and robust build quality, making it a popular choice among adventure enthusiasts. The Himalayan is specifically built for adventure riding, with its sturdy chassis and long-travel suspension system. It features a 411cc single-cylinder engine that delivers a smooth and torquey performance, ideal for tackling various terrains. The engine's low-end grunt and ample power make it suitable for both highway cruising and off-road exploration. One of the standout features of the Himalayan is its purposeful design, which blends retro styling with modern functionality. It boasts a tall windscreen, high-mounted front fender, and dual-purpose tires that provide excellent grip on different surfaces.

Key Highlights:

Ex Showroom Price

 ₹ 2,15,900 Onwards

Class

ADV

Mileage

30 KM/L

Fuel Capacity

15 L

No. Of Gears

5

Type of engine

Single-Cylinder

Cubic Capacity

411cc

Headlight Type

Halogen

Instrument Cluster

Analog

Seat height

800 mm

Weight

199 Kgs

Colours

Granite Black, Pine Green, Sleet Black, Gravel Grey, Glacier Blue, Dune Brown

Similar Models

KTM Duke 250 Adventure

Royal Enfield Himalayan Expert Review

7.9
c&b expert Rating
design
rating yellow
7.5
safety
rating yellow
7.0
comfort
rating yellow
7.8
performance
rating yellow
7.8
significance
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9.0
value for money
rating yellow
8.5
fuel consumption
rating yellow
7.0

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Pros

  • Versatile budget ADV motorcycle
  • Good Ride quality
  • Hardy motorcycle
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Cons

  • Engine lacks power for seasoned riders
  • Could have been lighter
  • Brakes could have been better
Verdict

The Royal Enfield Himalayan definitely is a good bike, and the more time you spend time with it, the more you begin appreciating it. Sure, it has its weaknesses, and more power, less weight, better brakes et al, would have worked wonders to make it even better. But eventually, what matters is that it's a simple motorcycle that will charm you with its simplicity, whether you're the city commuter, relaxed highway cruiser, or trudging along broken trails.


Royal Enfield Himalayan

The Royal Enfield Himalayan was updated last in 2021 and is still one of the most rugged propositions from the brand.

The Royal Enfield Himalayan comes with a similar design as the previous version although some additions have been made. The Tripper screen is now a part of the motorcycle and Royal Enfield has tweaked the windscreen as a result. This is taller and wider and offers improved protection as well. The metal frame that runs with the fuel tank has also been revamped and does not hinder the rider’s knees any longer. The company has also made use of new seat foam while the seat height has been smartly kept at 800mm. The rear rack is now shorter with a metal plate on the top which should keep your things safer. Fit and finish remains top-notch as expected although there are some low-quality components. There are three new color options including the Mirage Silver, Granite Black, and Pine Green. The Himalayan may also be customized by choosing from multiple accessories.
 

The Royal Enfield Himalayan offers the air cooled two-valve 411 cc engine that makes 24 hp of power and 32 Nm of maximum torque. The bike is still refined and smooth and you will get the vibrations coming only when you get towards 7,500 RPM and those are also negligible. Put it into 80 kmph mode on the highway and it will cruise smoothly as well. Even 100 kmph feels more planted and relaxing and the bike, with its power on tap, can easily get to 120 kmph. However, anything above this speed threshold will feel slightly cumbersome. The engine can hold its gears when you are riding at lower speeds although there is a certain flatness to the engine once you go lower than 2,000 RPM. It has quick acceleration on offer once you cross this mark. There is also some heat that you can visibly feel under the seat when you are riding in congested city conditions.

The Royal Enfield Himalayan offers a good riding experience overall, with its capacity to tackle poor roads neatly. However, the engine does feel low on power at times and needs a good push to keep chugging along powerfully. Higher speeds may not always inspire confidence on poor roads although the bike can cruise smoothly. The brakes have been improved although the dull feedback still remains. One also has to pull the lever in front for swift braking. You also get dual channel ABS with a deactivation option for the rear setup through a button. Despite the CEAT tyres and 21-inch wheel in front, the Himalayan rides reasonably well. It is excellent in off-roading conditions with its neat responses and lower seating position.

The Royal Enfield Himalayan offers reasonable riding comfort with its good chassis and the ride is a little firm but quite comfortable, with the bike capable of handling of bad roads and potholes with aplomb. There is 220 mm of ground clearance along with a long travel suspension setup. However, the bike does feel heavy at approximately 199 kg and this is where maneuverability becomes tough in certain scenarios.

The Tripper navigation screen is now available for the uniquely designed digital-analogue instrument cluster. The screen is similar to the one in the Meteor 350 model with its color and circular display setup which also reads out navigation instructions alongside. The display unit functions through Bluetooth and you should link up your smartphone to the Royal Enfield application. There are no phone notifications shown on the screen though.

The mileage of the Royal Enfield Himalayan is around 30-36.2 kmpl.

The Royal Enfield Himalayan offers decent value for money at its price point, since it offers the durability and toughness required to navigate difficult terrains, coming with decent tech ad features, while the design grows on you as well. The overall performance is worth the money.

The service interval for the Royal Enfield Himalayan is 12 months or 1,000 kilometres, whichever is earlier.

The Royal Enfield Himalayan competes with the KTM 250 Adventure and the BMW G 310 GS in its segment. The KTM 250 Adventure makes 30 hp and 24 Nm of maximum torque and has the smallest engine in the category. The Himalayan offers the highest torque figures here. The BMW offers high power figures and the lowest kerb weight. The power-to-weight ratio is the highest for this model in this category. The Royal Enfield Himalayan get a five-speed gearbox and regular clutch while the other two rivals come with slipper clutch and six-speed gearbox units. The KTM 250 Adventure has lower features this time including no full-LED lighting, a missing TFT (only an LCD display) and so on. All motorcycles in the category come with dual-channel ABS and the rear deactivation option. The BMW G 310 GS comes with an LED headlight and the segment first ride-by-wire technology. It also has an LCD display setup. The Royal Enfield Himalayan comes with the Tripper navigation screen and a whole host of added features. The KTM and BMW models are costlier although they also get some added features. The Royal Enfield Himalayan makes for an attractive option at its price point.

The Royal Enfield Himalayan is a value proposition at its price point, especially if you consider the segment dynamics. It has decent features and a rugged design, along with being tailored for long-distance cruising and rough roads.

Specifications & Features

Explore an in-depth overview of the Royal Enfield Himalayan specifications and features, offering comprehensive details on its engine, fuel efficiency, mileage, brakes, max power, and tyre. Additionally, gain insights into the bike's advanced safety features.

Engine CC

411.0 CC

Fuel

Petrol

Mileage

45 KM/L

Brakes

Disc, 2-piston floating caliper/Disc, single piston floating caliper

Max Torque

32.00 Nm

Max Power

24.30 bhp

Tyre

90/90 - 21"/ 120/90 - 17"

  • c&b iconABS
  • c&b iconHimalayan Comes with 15-Liter Fuel Tank
  • c&b iconSilencer Increases Water Wading Ability
  • c&b iconThe Optimised Handlebar
  • c&b icon220mm Of Ground Clearance
  • c&b iconComes with An Optimized Handlebar
  • c&b iconExternal Cooling System For The Crankcase Oil
  • c&b iconComprehensive Instrument Cluster
  • c&b iconDual Channel ABS

Royal Enfield Himalayan Price List (Variant Wise)

Royal Enfield Himalayan price starting from 2.16 Lakh. Royal Enfield offers Himalayan in 4 variants.

Variants

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Himalayan Gravel Grey
Starts at
₹ 2.16 Lakh
Petrol, 45 KM/L, 411.0 CC
Himalayan Pine Green and Dune Brown
Starts at
₹ 2.22 Lakh
Petrol, 45 KM/L, 411.0 CC
Himalayan Glacier Blue and Sleet Black
Starts at
₹ 2.24 Lakh
Petrol, 45 KM/L, 411.0 CC
Himalayan Granite Black
Starts at
₹ 2.24 Lakh
Petrol, 45 KM/L, 411.0 CC

Royal Enfield Himalayan EMI Calculator

Ex-Showroom Price
₹ 2.16 L

Loan Amount

2.16 L

21590

215900

Duration (3 years)

3 years

EMI ₹ 7,119
For 3 Year @11.5%* Interest Rate

*Interest rate may vary subject to your credit score.

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Royal Enfield Himalayan On-Road Price In India

Explore Royal Enfield Himalayan pricing in India's major cities. Royal Enfield Himalayan price starts from 2.16 Lakh.

CityOn-Road Price
New Delhi₹ 2,28,258
Mumbai₹ 2,34,735
Bangalore₹ 2,45,530
Hyderabad₹ 2,39,053
Chennai₹ 2,36,894
Kolkata₹ 2,27,872
Ahmedabad₹ 2,32,576

Royal Enfield Himalayan Mileage

45.00
KM/L
91 %
Better mileage than other Off Road
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Royal Enfield Himalayan Colours

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Royal Enfield Himalayan is available in 6 different colors namely Dune Brown, Pine Green, Gravel Grey, Granite Black, Sleet Black & Glacier Blue.

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User Reviews on Royal Enfield Himalayan

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Ex-Showroom Price
₹ 2.16 - 2.24 Lakh₹ 2.12 Lakh₹ 2.1 - 2.2 Lakh₹ 2.03 - 2.08 Lakh₹ 2.39 - 2.54 Lakh₹ 2.42 - 2.47 Lakh
C&B Expert Rating
7.9
8.5
7.9
7.9
N/A
8
Engine CC
411.0 CC249.0 CC334.0 CC411.0 CC452.0 CC248.0 CC
Gears
5 Gears6 Gears6 Gears5 Gears6 Gears6 Gears
Mileage
45 KM/L35.00 Km/L30.00 Km/L33.00 Km/L30.00 Km/L35.00 Km/L
Max Torque
32.00 bhp22.20 Nm29.84 Nm32.00 Nm40.00 Nm24.00 Nm
Max Power
24.30 Nm26.00 bhp29.19 bhp24.30 bhp39.50 bhp29.60 bhp
Brakes
Disc, 2-piston floating caliper/Disc, single piston floating caliperDisc (Front) / Disc (Rear)Disc with Floating Caliper and ABS (Front) / Disc with Floating Caliper and ABS (Rear)Disc (Front) / Disc (Rear)Disc (Front) / Disc (Rear)Disc (Front) / Disc (Rear)
Fuel Tank Capacity
N/A12.0 L15.5 L15.0 L11.0 L14.5 L
Colour Count
633752
Detailed Comparision
Himalayan vs V-Strom SX 250Himalayan vs AdventureHimalayan vs Scram 411Himalayan vs Guerrilla 450Himalayan vs 250 Adventure

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Royal Enfield Himalayan FAQs

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  • The Royal Enfield Himalayan features a long, flat seat that offers ample space for the rider and pillion. The seat is well-cushioned and comfortable for long rides, even on rough terrain. The seat height can be adjusted to suit different rider heights, which adds to the overall comfort factor of the bike.
  • The windscreen of the Royal Enfield Himalayan is designed to deflect wind away from the rider, reducing fatigue and increasing rider comfort on long rides. The windscreen is adjustable, allowing riders to customize it to their liking.
  • The Royal Enfield Himalayan features wide foot pegs that offer a comfortable and secure grip for the rider's feet. The rubber pads on the foot pegs also reduce vibration and increase comfort.
  • The Royal Enfield Himalayan features a 411cc single-cylinder engine that produces 24.3 horsepower and 23.5 lb-ft of torque. The engine is tuned for low-end torque, making it ideal for off-road riding. It also features a counterbalancer to reduce vibrations, which can be helpful on long rides.
  • The Royal Enfield Himalayan features a comfortable seat that is designed to be comfortable for both the rider and the passenger. The seat is wider than most adventure bike seats, and it features a dual-density foam that provides support and cushioning. The seat is also adjustable, allowing riders to tailor it to their specific needs.
  • The Royal Enfield Himalayan features a long-travel suspension system that is designed to handle rough terrain. It features a 41mm telescopic fork in the front and a monoshock in the rear. The suspension is adjustable, allowing riders to fine-tune it to their specific needs.
  • The Royal Enfield Himalayan features a double-cradle frame made of steel, which provides strength, rigidity, and stability to the bike. This frame design also allows for better weight distribution, which contributes to the bike's handling and performance on rough terrain.
  • The Royal Enfield Himalayan has a long-travel suspension system with telescopic forks at the front and a monoshock at the rear. This suspension setup provides excellent shock absorption and damping, which helps the bike tackle uneven surfaces and off-road terrain with ease.
  • The Royal Enfield Himalayan features spoked wheels with tube-type tires. The front wheel is 21 inches in diameter, while the rear wheel is 17 inches. These wheels and tires are designed to provide excellent traction and stability on both on-road and off-road surfaces.