The Himalayan Story Gets Bigger
Royal Enfield is gearing up for a major reveal—the all-new Himalayan 750, which is expected to make its global debut at EICMA 2025 in Milan, Italy, from November 6 to 9. The adventure motorcycle, already a fan favorite in its current form, is getting a serious power upgrade and a fresh design that could redefine the brand’s adventure lineup.
The Himalayan 750 has been spotted multiple times during testing, wrapped in camouflage but still unmistakably bold. Royal Enfield’s top officials even rode the prototype to Ladakh, fueling excitement among enthusiasts. Until now, the launch timeline was under wraps, but new reports finally confirm the debut window—and fans are thrilled.
What To Expect From The New Himalayan 750
According to a report by Car&Bike, the Himalayan 750 will mark one of the biggest upgrades in Royal Enfield’s adventure series. With this model, the company aims to push beyond the 650 cc class and enter a new performance zone.
Royal Enfield has used EICMA as its global stage for major launches before. In 2024, it introduced the Bear 650 and showcased the Classic 650, alongside its first electric concept, the Flying Flea C6. The 2025 edition seems set for another headline-making reveal.
Power, Performance & Design Evolution
Steve Everitt, Royal Enfield’s Lead Designer, recently revealed that the Himalayan 750 will deliver more power than any current RE motorcycle. The new engine is said to be about 100 cc larger than the brand’s existing 650 twins, with a bigger bore and longer stroke for improved torque and smooth cruising.
While the heart of the motorcycle gets stronger, the Himalayan 750 will keep its road-oriented design focus—making it ideal for both adventure rides and city runs. Spy shots suggest a dual-disc braking system, offering better control and confidence at high speeds. The setup will also feature a 19-inch front wheel, maintaining the bike’s adventure DNA while improving road handling.
Beyond The Himalayan: Royal Enfield’s Bigger Plan
The Himalayan 750 isn’t the only surprise Royal Enfield is working on. Reports suggest that the company is developing more motorcycles on the 750 cc platform, expanding its mid-weight lineup even further.
In addition, the brand is putting effort into its electric motorcycle segment under the newly created Flying Flea sub-brand—a nod to Royal Enfield’s historic nameplate, reimagined for the EV era.
Final Thoughts
The Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting motorcycle debuts of 2025. With more power, advanced features, and the same rugged charm that riders love, it could easily become the new benchmark for mid-size adventure bikes.
