Are you planning to buy a Royal Enfield? These 5 upcoming bikes are worth a wait

Himalayan unleashed

Royal Enfield is preparing to unveil its biggest Himalayan yet! The Himalayan 750 is set for its global debut at EICMA 2026 in November, followed by an Indian showcase at Motoverse in Goa. Powered by a new 750cc parallel-twin engine, the adventure motorcycle is expected to produce around 55hp and 60Nm of torque. Built on the new R-platform, it could feature cruise control, a 19-inch front wheel and a more off-road-focused variant with a 21-inch wheel. Could this become Royal Enfield's ultimate touring machine?

Cafe rebellion

Love the Continental GT 650 but wish it had more muscle? Royal Enfield's upcoming Continental GT 750 could be the upgrade enthusiasts have been waiting for. The retro cafe racer is expected to pack a 750cc parallel-twin engine producing around 55bhp and 60–65Nm of torque. Spy shots suggest aggressive clip-on handlebars, twin upswept exhausts, dual front disc brakes and a possible bikini fairing inspired by the GT-R 750 concept. Its debut could happen in late 2026 or early 2027.

Retro muscle

Not every rider wants an aggressive cafe racer, and Royal Enfield appears to have an answer. The upcoming Interceptor 750 is expected to combine the relaxed character of the Interceptor 650 with a more powerful 750cc twin-cylinder engine. Test motorcycles suggest twin front disc brakes, 18-inch wheels and gas-charged rear shock absorbers. A 5-inch colour TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity and Google Maps integration could bring modern technology to its old-school design.

Royal Enfield's Himalayan 450 could soon get a street-friendly sibling with a rugged personality. The upcoming Scram 450 is expected to use the same 452cc liquid-cooled Sherpa engine, producing approximately 40bhp and 40Nm of torque. A 19-inch front wheel, 17-inch rear wheel, dual-purpose tyres and upright riding position could make it appealing for city commutes and occasional trail adventures. Expected features include riding modes, a round TFT display and switchable dual-channel ABS, with a possible launch in early 2027.

Electric wildcard

Royal Enfield's next big surprise might not burn petrol at all! The upcoming Flying Flea S6 is expected to be an all-electric scrambler designed for city streets and rough terrain. It could feature wire-spoke wheels, a lightweight aluminium frame, chain drive and performance comparable to a 125cc–150cc petrol motorcycle. The proposed technology package includes a 3.5-inch touchscreen, six riding modes, traction control, lean-angle ABS, regenerative braking and navigation. Could this electric motorcycle attract a completely new generation of Royal Enfield buyers?