Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Ready For Production, Debut Closer

The latest Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 caught on camera being tested by the road. (Doc. Indian Autocar)

JAKARTA - India's two-wheeled automotive manufacturer, Royal Enfield, was caught on camera testing the latest model Himalayan 750 road on the streets of South Europe. It is reported that this motorbike will become a flagship line for the adventure tourer segment.

Launching from Autocar India, Friday, January 3, the latest spy catch shows this prototype has been equipped with sensors as a device in engineering and durability testing.

In addition, Royal Enfield has equipped it with a new engine and is expected to be the most powerful one the manufacturer currently has. Although the technical details on this model are still a question mark, the camera catch shows the Himalayan 750 is undergoing a production-ready stage.

It is reported that the Himalayan 750 was built with the latest platform never presented to current 650 cc engine lineups, such as Interceptor, Continental GT, Super Meteor, andASH.

It is likely that the engine carried by this latest model will produce more power and torque than 648 cc double cylinders. As an illustration, the 648 cc configuration has generated 47 dk of power and 52 Nm of torque.

The Himalayan 750 will get an inverted fork tuning on the fully tunable front and a monoshock installed on the back.

It was also stated that the latest motorbike would have a different semi-fairing, as well as distinguishing it from other Himalayan brothers.

This flagship motor is expected to receive some equipment, including the latest TFT screen with rectangular shape. In addition, the 750 Himalayan has LED lighting on the front and rear.

In the last camera catch, the HAdayan 750 also carries the latest braking system with a double front disk and a Bybre-branded Kaliper.

Parts of his legs are equipped with a 19-inch and 17-inch front rim for the back. Royal Enfield gave him a tough patterned rim with a tough radius.