Royal Enfield EICMA 2026: Continental GT 750, Himalayan 750 and More

What did Royal Enfield show at EICMA 2026?

Royal Enfield used EICMA 2026 in Milan (show days 3 to 8 Nov 2026) to mark its 125th anniversary with four motorcycles: the Himalayan 750, the Continental GT 750, the electric Flying Flea S6 and a limited Shotgun 650 'Son of a Gun' made with Deus Ex Machina.

One caution. The Himalayan 750 and Flying Flea S6 were first seen at EICMA 2025. What is new this year is the production form of the Himalayan 750, its European prices, and a dated launch window for the S6. The Continental GT 750 and the Deus Shotgun are fresh for 2026.

Himalayan 750: what is new in 2026?

The Himalayan 750 now arrives in production form on a new 743cc air/oil-cooled parallel-twin. Royal Enfield quotes 63 Nm at 5,000 rpm, with 90 percent of torque available from 3,500 rpm. A power figure was not stated in the reports we checked.

• Five riding modes and a six-axis IMU.
• 19-inch front and 17-inch rear tubeless wheels, in cast or spoked versions.
• A 195 kg payload rating.
• Europe pricing: EUR 7,390 (cast, Italy) and GBP 6,999 (cast, UK), rising to EUR 9,290 and GBP 8,699 for the top version with GIVI luggage.

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Continental GT 750: what do we know?

The Continental GT 750 uses an uprated version of the 743cc twin and is described as Royal Enfield's highest-performance production motorcycle so far. It comes in faired and unfaired versions, with a hybrid twin-pod TFT display, in Red Line, TT Blue and Master Clean colours. Power, torque, pricing and launch timing were not announced.

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Flying Flea S6 and the Deus Shotgun 650

The Flying Flea S6 is an electric scrambler from Royal Enfield's Flying Flea family, running the brand's Fleaware.OS software. Colours are Dart Yellow and Lightning Grey. Launch is planned for summer 2027. Motor power and battery figures were not given.

The Shotgun 650 'Son of a Gun' keeps the familiar 650cc parallel-twin. Only 100 units will be built globally in 2027, in deep red, cream and gold, with a brown leather seat and a matching Royal Enfield x Deus jacket. Pricing was not announced.

How do the new Royal Enfields compare?

When will they launch in India, and at what price?

Royal Enfield has said an India launch of the Himalayan 750 is planned 'soon' but gave no date. The Continental GT 750 has no announced timing. Any Indian launch date for either is therefore expected, not officially confirmed. Estimated ex-showroom prices doing the rounds are Rs 4.38 to 4.48 lakh for the Himalayan 750 and Rs 4.27 lakh for the Continental GT 750. Treat them as placeholders. Europe prices convert to roughly Rs 7.9 lakh for the cast-wheel Himalayan 750, but Indian pricing will differ.

Protecting a new bike: a quick checklist

Whichever one you wait for, keep it clean and covered. A Hydra waterproof bike cover (from Rs 789) keeps rain and sun off a parked bike, and the DustMag wax infused duster (Rs 699) removes road dust without scratching the paint.

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Key takeaways

• Four bikes at EICMA 2026: Himalayan 750, Continental GT 750, Flying Flea S6, Deus Shotgun 650.
• Both 750s share a 743cc twin; only the Himalayan 750 has a stated torque, 63 Nm.
• India launch dates and prices are not confirmed.
• The S6 arrives summer 2027; the Deus Shotgun is limited to 100 units.

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