News ArticleEicher Motors Launches Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 and Continental GT 750 at EICMA 2026
New 743cc twin-engine motorcycles highlight Royal Enfield’s expanded portfolio along with Flying Flea S6 electric model and limited edition apparel
Eicher Motors Limited reveals the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 and Continental GT 750 motorcycles at EICMA 2026, introducing new 743cc twin engines, alongside the Flying Flea S6 electric bike and limited edition apparel, emphasizing a new product direction for pure motorcycling adventure.
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At the EICMA 2026 motor show, Eicher Motors Limited introduced the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 and Continental GT 750 motorcycles, featuring new 743cc twin-cylinder engines, and showcased the Flying Flea S6 electric motorcycle alongside a refreshed apparel collection.
The Himalayan 750 revives Royal Enfield’s adventure bike legacy with a 743cc air/oil-cooled parallel-twin engine delivering 63 Nm torque, equipped with five ride modes, advanced safety features including cornering ABS and lean-sensitive traction control, and touring-friendly options like an adjustable windscreen and independent rider and pillion seats.
The Continental GT 750 continues Royal Enfield’s iconic café racer lineage with a sportier design and higher performance powered by an uprated 743cc twin engine. Available in faired and unfaired variants, it represents the brand’s highest-performance production motorcycle to date, paired with a hybrid twin-pod TFT display.
Royal Enfield also showcased the Flying Flea S6 electric scrambler, emphasizing urban mobility with a lightweight, high-torque motor suited for both city and trail riding. Additionally, the company unveiled the limited edition Shotgun 650 ‘Son of a Gun’ model and the 1901 apparel collection featuring a refreshed brand identity.
The new motorcycle portfolio and lifestyle products demonstrate Royal Enfield's strategic vision to blend heritage and innovation for enthusiasts pursuing pure motorcycling experiences.
Highlights
- Royal Enfield launched Himalayan 750 powered by a new 743cc twin engine, priced from €7,390 in Italy and £6,999 in the UK for the cast wheel variant.
- Continental GT 750 unveiled as the brand’s highest-performance production motorcycle, with faired and unfaired options.
- Flying Flea S6 electric motorcycle introduced, expanding Royal Enfield’s City+ electric mobility range.
- Limited Edition Shotgun 650 ‘Son of a Gun’ and 1901 apparel collection debuted with refreshed branding.
- Features across new models include cornering ABS, traction control, cruise control, and advanced ride modes for enhanced performance and safety.
Key Data Snapshot
What happened
- Eicher Motors Limited unveiled new motorcycles and product lines under its Royal Enfield brand at the EICMA 2026 motor show in Milan.
- The launch includes the Himalayan 750 adventure motorcycle and the Continental GT 750 café racer, both powered by new 743cc twin-cylinder engines.
- Royal Enfield also showcased the Flying Flea S6 electric motorcycle and introduced limited edition apparel and a collaboration custom motorcycle, expanding its product portfolio.
Key details
- The Himalayan 750 is designed for adventure with advanced ride modes, cornering ABS, traction control, cruise control and touring features like an adjustable windscreen and independent seats.
- The Continental GT 750 will be Royal Enfield’s highest-performance production motorcycle to date, available in faired and unfaired versions.
- Pricing for the Himalayan 750 varies by wheel type and region, starting at €7,390/£6,999 for the cast wheel variant and up to €9,290/£8,699 for the flagship version with bespoke luggage.
- The Flying Flea S6 electric scrambler emphasizes urban and trail-capable performance with a lightweight build and high torque motor.
Strategic context
- The new launches mark a new product direction for Royal Enfield as it celebrates its 125th anniversary year, combining heritage design with rider-inspired engineering.
- Royal Enfield aims to broaden its appeal through enhanced technology, performance options, and cultural lifestyle products to engage its motorcycle community globally.
Highlights
- Royal Enfield launched Himalayan 750 powered by a new 743cc twin engine, priced from €7,390 in Italy and £6,999 in the UK for the cast wheel variant.
- Continental GT 750 unveiled as the brand’s highest-performance production motorcycle, with faired and unfaired options.
- Flying Flea S6 electric motorcycle introduced, expanding Royal Enfield’s City+ electric mobility range.
- Limited Edition Shotgun 650 ‘Son of a Gun’ and 1901 apparel collection debuted with refreshed branding.
- Features across new models include cornering ABS, traction control, cruise control, and advanced ride modes for enhanced performance and safety.
Disclosures
- SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015 Regulation 30
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