
Royal Enfield has officially introduced the Continental GT-R750 race prototype for the 2026 GT Cup, with race-tuned suspension, brakes, and bodywork. The company also displayed a Himalayan 750 prototype at Motoverse 2025,…
Royal Enfield has officially introduced the Continental GT-R750 race prototype for the 2026 GT Cup, with race-tuned suspension, brakes, and bodywork. The company also displayed a Himalayan 750 prototype at Motoverse 2025, but a production version is not expected before EICMA 2026. Exact specifications and pricing remain undisclosed.

Meanwhile, Autocar India reports a smaller Himalayan under the D4G codename, likely launching in the second half of 2026 with an estimated price of Rs 2.40, 2.60 lakh. Royal Enfield has not confirmed the Himalayan 440 or any of these details. Reports suggest it may share the 443cc engine from the Scram 440, but the company has made no official announcement.

The buzz around Royal Enfield's upcoming models mixes genuine reveals with rumoured specs that many take as gospel. The GT-R750 is real; the Himalayan 750 is a prototype with no final numbers. Yet reports of a Himalayan 440 have already spawned price and power figures from unnamed sources. Indian riders deserve clarity: wait for the company to announce launch dates and details before treating every speculative post as fact.
Source: businesstoday.in
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