The Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 is showing signs of being close to its finished form after appearing in tests around Malari, Uttarakhand, India, with very little camouflage. Four different colour schemes were seen, and the motorcycles were also being photographed. That combination suggests the official unveiling may be approaching, although Royal Enfield has not announced a specific presentation date.

The latest sightings provide a useful look at the bike’s visible hardware. One Himalayan 750 is fitted with alloy wheels, while the grey and brown version uses spoke wheels with a cross-spoke layout. The wheel sizes appear to follow a 19-inch front and 17-inch rear format. At the front, the design includes a round headlamp paired with a horizontal illuminated panel.

Royal Enfield has not released the Himalayan 750’s technical specifications. The motorcycle nevertheless appears to use a twin-cylinder engine, probably developed from the company’s existing 650-cubic-inch? platform.

The engine is expected to produce between 59 and 60 bhp, compared with roughly 47 bhp for the existing 650-cubic-centimetre twin platform. EICMA 2026, which begins on November 3 in Milan, is a possible stage for the debut. Royal Enfield used EICMA 2025 to present the Bullet 650 and preview its forthcoming 750cc platform, which is also expected to support the Himalayan 750.