Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 spotted in final pre-launch form

For Royal Enfield, EICMA 2025 saw the arrival of a new Bullet 650, while serving as preview for its upcoming 750cc platform, which is set to be headlined by new Continental GT and Himalayan 750 models.

The latter, now appears to be fully ready for production, after it was spotted testing with much more than a camo livery.

Instead of being masked by a camo kit, which is often the case with test mules, a selection of Himalayan 750s, all of which wore different colour schemes, have been spotted testing in Malari, Uttarakhand, India.

The new motorcycle was on display as part of a photo shoot, which could mean an official launch is right around the corner.

The timing also suggests that could be the case, with EICMA 2026 being less than a month away, which begins on November 3, in Milan, Italy.

What these images have also given us, alongside the four different colourways, is a clearer look at some of the hardware involved, too. 

One of the bikes features alloy wheels, while the grey and brown coloured variant is seen wearing a cross-spoke units. 

The adventure model also seems to be using a 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheel combination, while a round headlight with a horizontal lighting panel is also found aboard the new bike. 

Technical specifications of the new Himalayan 750 have not yet been revealed by Royal Enfield, although it appears clear that the new bike is powered by a twin-cylinder engine that is most likely evolved from the existing 650cc twin.

That engine configuration is based on the smaller, proven 650 twin platform, albeit with a jump in power from around 47bhp to somewhere in the region of 59 to 60bhp.

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