Royal Enfield Interceptor 750

The new Royal Enfield Interceptor 750 has been spotted testing on the public roads for the first time.

What engine does the Interceptor 750 have?

The Interceptor 750 is expected to feature a new 750cc parallel-twin engine, which is rumored to produce about 55PS and 60Nm. And, it will utilize the same 6-speed gearbox, but it may be tuned differently compared to the Interceptor 650.

How does the Interceptor 750 look?

The Interceptor 750 will retain most of its design from the Interceptor 650 but will include modern updates such as a new round tail light and turn indicators, and a redesigned split-spoke alloy wheel setup.

What are the brakes, suspension, and other specs of the Interceptor 750?

The Interceptor 750 will get dual front disc brakes. Suspension wise, it will have a similar telescopic fork and dual rear shock setup as before, but with adjustments for the increased weight and power figures. Other specs include the revised twin exhaust setup, now with more compact mufflers.

What features does the Interceptor 750 have?

Key features include all-LED lighting, a 5-inch circular TFT Tripper Dash instrument cluster borrowed from the Himalayan 450, which offers Google Maps navigation, Bluetooth phone connectivity and music controls. It could also get ride modes like the Himalayan, and a USB type-C charging port for devices.

When can we expect the launch of the Interceptor 750?

It is expected that Royal Enfield may launch the Interceptor 750cc either by the end of this year or sometime in next year.

Who are the Interceptor 750’s rivals?

The Interceptor goes up against rivals like the BSA Gold Star 650 and the Brixton Crossfire 500