Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Launch Date And Exhaust Sound

Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 is getting closer to production, and a recent close-up video has captured the motorcycle's exhaust note. For buyers considering a larger ADV, the interesting part is not just the sound, but how Royal Enfield is positioning this 750cc motorcycle above the Himalayan 450 and Himalayan 440.

Himalayan 750 exhaust sound

The captured exhaust note is deep and bass-heavy, with the rumble becoming stronger as the engine is revved. The motorcycle uses a single end-can exhaust, unlike the twin-end-can arrangement seen on some of the other upcoming 750cc Royal Enfield test bikes.

The exhaust is also upswept, which fits the Himalayan's intended use and helps with water crossings. This is a published recording of a test motorcycle, so it should not be treated as an ownership or road-test verdict.

750cc engine and gearbox

The Himalayan 750 is expected to use a bored-out version of Royal Enfield's existing 650cc parallel-twin, oil-cooled engine architecture. The basic SOHC layout is expected to continue, with simplicity and manufacturing cost likely remaining important considerations.

The expected output is around 55 bhp and 60 Nm, with a 6-speed manual gearbox. These figures are still expectations rather than confirmed production specifications, so buyers should wait for the final motorcycle before making a purchase decision.

Himalayan 750 features spotted

Several equipment details have already been seen on test motorcycles, including:

• Dual front disc brakes
• Adjustable suspension with remote preload adjustment
• Cruise control switch on the right handlebar cluster
• Tyre pressure monitoring system
• Circular TFT Tripper Dash

Himalayan 750 launch timing

The Himalayan 750 has not yet gone on sale. The expected launch timing is November 30, 2026, giving buyers looking at the current Himalayan range another model to consider if they want a larger engine and more equipment.

Would you consider waiting for the Himalayan 750 instead of buying a Himalayan 450 now?