Royal Enfield Himalayan 750: Colours Explained
There are five paint schemes on offer, and they all look quite unique
The Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 was recently unveiled at EICMA 2026. It is now the highest-capacity, most-powerful bike from the brand, and it is available in 5 unique shades. Here’s how those colours look:
Antarctic Silver
The Antarctic Silver shade is the top-spec variant of the 750cc adventure bike. This paint scheme gets a matte silver finish; but from some angles it may look like a dual-tone-ish colour scheme as well. There is also a red line along the tank cover, which elevates the sportiness of the bike. It gets 'Himalayan 750’ embedded on the tank, and the ‘750’ part is highlighted in red as well, which looks quite good. This shade of the bike comes with tubeless spoke wheels and has some red cues on the wheels, which elevates the bike's overall sporty stance.
The Aztec Green is one of the most understated shades in the lineup, and it is available with alloy wheels. The camo green colour looks distinctive and looks like something the army would use. This shade elevates the overall look of the ADV quite nicely and does make it even more rugged. It gets a flowing pattern along the tank in a dark green shade, which gives the bike a unique touch.
Siberia White
The Siberia White shade is probably the most striking colour option out of the 5, and surely pops out. It gets a subtle off-white shade as its base and has orange, yellow and burgundy stripes over the fuel tank, which actually looks quite unique. This colour scheme looks like it is inspired by the 90s Rally Raid scene. This shade is available with a tubeless spoke wheel setup as standard. The Siberia White will appeal to someone looking for their bike to stand out from the rest, that too with a slight unique touch.
The Tectonic Black shade is available with alloy wheels at both ends. It uses black colour as its base, followed by yellow and red stripes along the tank, which makes the understated shade look a bit funky, while adding a bit of character. It gets a dual-tone black/red seat as well, which makes the bike stand out, and also maintains its premium feel. It gets ‘Royal Enfield' branding on the fork protector finished in a yellow shade, which makes the bike stand out even more. The alloy wheels are finished in matte black with cues of yellow to it. Those who like black shade and what a twist with colours can go with this shade.
Viking Bronze
Available with tubeless spoke wheels, the Viking Bronze shade gets grey shade as its base, along with a dark pattern on the tank, which makes the bike stand out. It gets ‘Himalayan’ branding on the tank and blue graphics on the fork and on the wheels. Those who want a unique colour can go with this shade as it complements the rugged stance of this adventure bike while maintaining its premium character.
