Upcoming Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Price Expectations

Royal Enfield recently unveiled the upcoming Himalayan 750 at the 2026 EICMA show in Milan, Italy. This  marked its entry into the premium twin-cylinder adventure motorcycle segment. While the bike has made its global debut, its India launch is expected to take place at the Royal Enfield MotoVerse on November 27, 2026. It will be Royal Enfield’s biggest adventure motorcycle yet, and will sit above the Himalayan 450 in the brand’s line-up. Ahead of its India debut, here’s how much we expect the Himalayan 750 to cost:

Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Expected Price In India

To figure this out, we’ll first have to consider how much it costs in the UK. The base Alloy Wheel variant costs GBP 6,999. For comparison, let's consider the Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650's price in the UK as well as India. This will give us a fair delta between the two prices. It retails at GBP 6,949 in the UK and Rs 4.05 lakh (ex-showroom) in India. Applying the same delta for the Himalayan 750’s price for India, it will technically be Rs 4.10 lakh. However, this price seems way too competitive considering the fact that Himmy 450 costs only Rs Rs 1.02 lakh less. So realistically speaking, a Rs 4.50 lakh price-tag should make more sense for the Himmy 750 as it will help in clearly demarcating a touring-friendly ADV with more firepower, premium quotient and refinement from a value-for-money single that’s still capable enough objectively. 

Now we know the mid spec gets tubeless spokes, and those wheels are known to be fairly expensive. Since RE is offering them as a variant and not as a post-factory fitment, expect the premium to be still somewhat reasonable, so by this logic the mid-spec variant could cost Rs 4.80 lakh. 

We also know the top spec variant not only gets an exclusive colour, but also standard accessories that have been developed specifically for this bike by Givi, and this brand is known to make really high quality panniers at matching premium prices. Considering this, this one could be around Rs 40,000 more than the mid-spec variant, resulting in an ex-showroom price tag of around Rs 5.20 lakh. 

What Else?

The new Himalayan 750 is positioned as a more powerful and touring-focused alternative to the Himalayan 450. It uses a larger 743 cc parallel-twin engine, which should offer better highway performance while retaining the adventure-ready character of the Himalayan range. With this, Royal Enfield aims to take on the more established adventure bikes from international brands such as the Kawasaki Versys 650, and the Suzuki V-Strom 800 DE, while undercutting both by a considerable extent. With an expected starting price of Rs 4.5 lakh (ex-showroom), the Himalayan 750 could become an interesting option in the middleweight ADV segment. However, we will know the exact prices and variant details when Royal Enfield officially launches the motorcycle in India at MotoVerse.

Here’s a quick recap of the expected Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 variant wise price list: