Royal Enfield Himalayan Latest Update

Auto Engine, a Pune custom house is developing an 822cc twin-cylinder Royal Enfield Himalayan. Head here to check out our exclusive report. We now have more scoop on the bike. It gets new crank casing, oil supply design & more.

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Royal Enfield Himalayan Price:

The Royal Enfield Himalayan comes in just one variant but it is offered in six colors. The Pine Green and Granite Black options retail at Rs 2,22,159 and the Gravel Grey and Mirage Silver cost Rs 2,14,519. The Lake Blue and Rock Red paint schemes are priced at Rs 2,18,339. All prices ex-showroom Delhi.

 Royal Enfield Himalayan Features:

Royal Enfield has equipped the Himalayan with an additional pod for the Tripper navigation system in its latest iteration. This is now an optional extra, available on the MIY configurator. It offers turn-by-turn navigation using your phone’s GPS. Along with it, the bike also gets a warning light on the instrument cluster and switchable ABS at the rear. It also sees the inclusion of a hazard lamp switch and a revised side stand. Other features include a digital compass, ambient temperature readout, gear position indicator, odometer and trip meter readings, fuel gauge, tachometer, and speedometer.

The updated model gets a redesigned windscreen to further minimize the wind blast. A bash plate is standard for extra protection along with a tail rack to accommodate an optional top box. 

 Royal Enfield Himalayan Engine:

As for the powertrain, the output from the 411cc fuel-injected air-cooled single-cylinder engine with oil cooler is 24.8PS and 32Nm. This counterbalanced engine is mated to a 5-speed transmission, ensuring decent highway cruising capability.

 Royal Enfield Himalayan Suspension & Brakes:

The Royal Enfield Himalayan is built on a half-duplex split-cradle frame linked to a 41mm front telescopic fork with 200mm travel and a linked rear mono-shock with 180mm wheel travel. The bike comes to a halt using a 300mm front disc and a 240mm disc at the rear, with dual-channel switchable ABS as standard. For optimum off-road performance, it rolls on a large 21-inch front spoke wheel and a 17-inch rear unit, wrapped in dual-purpose tubed tires. The kerb weight of the Himalayan is 199kg.

 Royal Enfield Himalayan Rivals:

The Royal Enfield Himalayan rivals the Yezdi Adventure, KTM 250 Adventure, BMW G 310 GS, and the larger and more expensive KTM 390 Adventure. Though, for the price of a Himalayan, you can also get the KTM RC 200, Honda H’Ness CB350, and the Bajaj Dominar 400. The Dominar 400 is adept at touring but isn't as capable off-road as the Himalayan.