Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Price in India: Expected Cost of All 3 Variants
Royal Enfield's upcoming Himalayan 750 adventure motorcycle is expected to launch in India on November 27, 2026. The 743cc twin-cylinder motorcycle could be offered in three variants, with estimated ex-showroom prices ranging from ₹4.50 lakh to ₹5.20 lakh. Here's a look at the expected prices, features, engine details and possible rivals.
November 06, 2026: Royal Enfield is preparing to make a major entry into the premium adventure motorcycle segment with its new Himalayan 750. The motorcycle has made its world debut at the 2026 EICMA show in Milan, Italy. It is expected to become the company's biggest adventure motorcycle yet and will be positioned above the Himalayan 450.
The new model is likely to be launched in India on November 27, 2026. Its price and variant details are expected to be announced at the Royal Enfield MotoVerse event. Ahead of the launch, discussions have begun around its possible pricing.
According to current estimates, the starting price of the Himalayan 750 could be around ₹4.50 lakh (ex-showroom), while the top-spec variant could cost up to ₹5.20 lakh.
What Could Be the Prices of the Three Himalayan 750 Variants?
To estimate the possible Indian price of the Himalayan 750, comparisons have been made with its expected UK pricing. The base Alloy Wheel variant is priced at £6,999 in the UK, equivalent to approximately ₹8.90 lakh at the exchange rate on November 6, 2026. This is a direct currency conversion and does not represent the expected Indian ex-showroom price.
The Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650 has also been considered for comparison. It is priced at £6,949 in the UK, equivalent to approximately ₹8.83 lakh, while its ex-showroom price in India is ₹4.05 lakh.
Based on the relative price difference between the two motorcycles in the UK and their Indian pricing, the Himalayan 750's estimated Indian price could be around ₹4.10 lakh.
However, this figure may not be realistic. If Royal Enfield launches a 750cc twin-cylinder motorcycle at just around ₹1.02 lakh more than the Himalayan 450, the price gap between the two models would be relatively small. Therefore, an estimated starting price of ₹4.50 lakh for the base variant may be more reasonable.
Possible variant-wise prices:
| Variant | Expected ex-showroom price |
|---|---|
| Alloy Wheel | ₹4.50 lakh |
| Tubeless Spoke Wheel | ₹4.80 lakh |
| Top-spec with Givi Accessories | ₹5.20 lakh |
Tubeless Spoke Wheels and Givi Accessories Could Increase the Price
The middle variant is expected to feature tubeless spoke wheels, which are generally more expensive than conventional alloy wheels. Royal Enfield may offer these wheels as a factory-fitted option, eliminating the need for customers to purchase and install them separately.
As a result, this variant could cost approximately ₹30,000 more than the base model, taking its expected price to ₹4.80 lakh.
The top-spec variant may come with additional colour options and special accessories from Givi. The international brand is known for manufacturing premium panniers and touring accessories. These additional features and accessories could increase the price further.
The top model is estimated to cost around ₹40,000 more than the middle variant. This could take its expected ex-showroom price to approximately ₹5.20 lakh.
743cc Twin-Cylinder Engine: What to Expect from the Himalayan 750?
The Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 is expected to feature a 743cc parallel-twin engine. Compared with the Himalayan 450, the larger engine is expected to deliver stronger performance, particularly during highway riding and long-distance touring.
At the same time, the motorcycle is expected to retain the adventure-focused character of the Himalayan family, with greater emphasis on touring capability.
Royal Enfield is looking to compete with international adventure motorcycles such as the Kawasaki Versys 650 and Suzuki V-Strom 800 DE through this new model. If its expected starting price of ₹4.50 lakh becomes official, the Himalayan 750 could be positioned at a competitive price point against these rivals.
The Himalayan 750's estimated price range currently stands between ₹4.50 lakh and ₹5.20 lakh. However, these figures are only projections and have not been officially confirmed by Royal Enfield.
Customers will have to wait for the company's official announcement at MotoVerse, expected on November 27, 2026, for confirmation of the final prices, variants and features.
