Royal Enfield launches multiple models at EICMA 2026

MANILA: Royal Enfield’ marked the culmination of its 125th anniversary by introducing three models during its return to EICMA (Esposizione Internazionale Ciclo Motociclo e Accessori) this year.

At the event more commonly known as the Milan Motorcycle Show, the Chennai-headquartered marque unveiled the Himalayan 750, Continental GT 750, and a limited-run version of the Shotgun 650.

In a statement, the company said its latest offerings form part of the next chapter in its journey. “Bridging a century of heritage with a bold vision for the future, the showcase was anchored in a new product direction that set the stage for what comes next,” the firm said.

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“For 125 years, Royal Enfield has evolved while staying fiercely true to its philosophy of Pure Motorcycling. At EICMA this year, we are unveiling a future-focused vision that brings our design heritage and rider-inspired engineering together. The showcases reflect how we are expanding our portfolio, evolving technologies, and offering a more engaging cultural ecosystem for our community,” Royal Enfield Chief Executive Officer and Eicher Motors Limited Managing Director Balakrishnan Govindarajan was quoted as saying.

Himalayan 750

The latest addition to the Royal Enfield Himalayan lineup is powered by an all-new, air/oil-cooled, parallel-twin 743cc engine capable of delivering up to 63 horsepower.

It features an adjustable windscreen, separate rider and pillion seats, and a payload capacity of 195 kilograms.

Other technologies and features include:

• Five curated ride modes
• Six-axis Inertial Measurement Unit
• Cornering anti-lock braking system
• Lean-sensitive traction control
• Cruise control
• 19- and 17-inch tubeless wheels, available in cast and spoked configurations

“The Himalayan 750 is a powerful new expression of the Himalayan spirit. We are taking the Himalayan legacy even further by bringing together a decade of learning. Our first 750cc motorcycle is built for riders looking to cross borders, take on diverse terrains, and experience the freedom of going anywhere. It blends an authentic, purposeful design with technology that supports the rider, but never leads the way. The result is a machine that offers the unfiltered character riders crave, alongside enhanced capability to take their adventures further than ever before,” Govindarajan said.

Continental GT 750

Meanwhile, the Royal Enfield Continental GT 750 will be offered in two versions: faired, featuring a front cowl, and naked, with a lower handlebar setup.

Despite their differences, both variants share the 743cc engine found in the Himalayan 750. Described as a sharper, sportier evolution of Royal Enfield’s pure café racer lineage, the model is also touted as the brand’s highest-performance production motorcycle to date.

While intentionally retaining its analog character, the Royal Enfield Continental GT 750 now features a hybrid twin-pod digital display.

At EICMA, the motorcycle was presented in three colorways:

• Red Line
• TT Blue
• Master Clean

Shotgun 650 ‘Son of a Gun’

Royal Enfield also unveiled the limited-run “Son of a Gun,” a custom creation based on the Shotgun 650.

The motorcycle sports a deep red, cream, and gold color scheme, complemented by flowing collaborative tank graphics and detailed panel designs. Other distinctive features include:

• Engine with piano-black covers
• Contrast-cut alloy wheels
• Brown leather seat with embroidered Deus branding and matching grips

Royal Enfield will produce only 100 units globally, with deliveries expected to begin next year.

Buyers of the Shotgun 650 “Son of a Gun” will also receive a Royal Enfield x Deus stone-washed sateen souvenir jacket featuring heritage typography and a custom lining.

Other highlights

Beyond the three motorcycles, the marque also presented the Flying Flea (FF) S6, a scrambler built around the FF C6's lightweight construction and agile chassis, powered by an electric motor.

“On the electric vehicle front, the scrambler-styled Flying Flea S6 pushes the boundaries of urban exploration through extreme lightness, agility, and a distinctive design,” Govindarajan said.

Taking the brand’s City+ vision beyond paved roads, the FF S6 combines the following features:

• High-torque motor
• Enduro seat
• Round touchscreen display running Fleaware.OS
• Exclusive off-road mode

Available in two colors, Dart Yellow and Lightning Grey, the FF S6 is scheduled to launch next year.

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