Royal Enfield Himalayan News

The 743cc parallel-twin engine churns out 54.3 bhp and 63 Nm of torque. Prices will be announced at Motoverse towards the end of November 2026.

The Himalayan 750 will be available in five colour options.

Royal Enfield has provided the first look at the newest member of the Himalayan family.

Royal Enfield has temporarily stopped accepting bookings for the Himalayan 440 after selling through around six months’ worth of planned production.

The upcoming Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 has been spotted in four colour schemes.

Prices for the accessories start at Rs 730 and go up to Rs 29,250.

The OG Royal Enfield Himalayan has made a comeback with a bigger 443 cc engine and a six-speed gearbox, but with the same silhouette and proportions as the Himalayan 411. How different is the new Himalayan 440?

With the launch of the Himalayan 440 here are the top five highlights of the motorcycle.

This test mule appears to be very close to the final production-spec Himalayan 750.

Gets a new 443cc engine with increased torque, a strengthened chassis and a new six-speed gearbox.

The original Himalayan returns with more torque, a six-speed gearbox and strengthened underpinnings while retaining its simple adventure-touring character

The upcoming Royal Enfield Himalayan 440 has been spotted ahead of its September 4 launch, revealing a simpler instrument console and familiar adventure styling.

The Royal Enfield Himalayan 440 will sit below the Himalayan 450 but offer a different character with its long-stroke engine and chassis shared with the earlier Himalayan 411.

Royal Enfield’s new Base Camp Ladakh Edition brings riders and outdoor enthusiasts together for a three-day immersive adventure in Leh.

The updated side stand will be standard equipment on the MY26 Himalayan, while current owners can opt to purchase it through authorised Royal Enfield service centres.

The Mana Black trim costs Rs 17,000 more than the Hanle Black and mainly adds a new colour scheme, along with a set of extra accessories.

Following its debut unveil at EICMA 2025, expect Royal Enfield to showcase the Himalayan 750 at Motoverse in November.

The Guerrilla 450 has witnessed a maximum hike of Rs 18,479, depending on the variant.

Previously adding a premium of Rs 12,424 to the cost of the motorcycle, the option will now set you back Rs 40,645

This is the first time the company has shared images of the motorcycle while it is being tested on the road.

Already spotted on multiple occasions, it is the first time that Royal Enfield has officially posted about the upcoming twin-cylinder Himalayan 750

After being spied for the first time in India, this time the bike was spotted on test somewhere in Southern Europe.

Equipped with rally-focused upgrades to make the Himalayan 450 off-road capable

The test mule of the Royal Enfield Himalayan Rally gets Rally stickering on the side and a rally tail cowl.

The Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 Rally bike, piloted by renowned Indian rallyist CS Santosh, has made its debut at the ongoing Rally de Cuencas in Spain.

Existing owners of the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 can also purchase it for Rs. 12,424, from October 3, 2024, onwards.

Latest spy shots of the upcoming Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 reveal at least two variants of the upcoming roadster based on the Himalayan 450.

One of the new logos seems to have been inspired by Royal Enfield’s heritage logo design, while the other is a stylised typeface with Royal Enfield written in a cursive font.

The new Royal Enfield Himalayan may be an impressive mid-size adventure bike, but the China-made CFMoto Ibex 450 MT may pose a challenge in global markets.

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