Royal Enfield is becoming more and more popular all over the world and now there is a new model that can overshadow the Himalayan.
From Great Britain to India the step turned out to be very short indeed, because the Royal Enfield has shown that it can create a series of exceptional motorcycles in recent years. Since it became part of the Eicher Group, things have improved and the dark times have been left behind, also thanks to a two-wheeler like the Himalayan.
The latter is one of the motorcycles that stands out as a two-wheeler suitable for any road and terrain. An off-road vehicle that shows itself with a length of 219 cm, a width of 84 cm and a seat height of 80 cm, with its overall weight of 182 kg, with good engine performance.
We are faced with a motorbike that uses a 400cc single-cylinder engine, with which it can deliver up to a maximum of 24.3 horsepower. The peak speed that this two-wheeler can reach is 127 km/h, with the bike being attentive to the environment, being a Euro5, but now there is great news coming for the Royal Enfield.
Royal Enfield Him-E: here is the electric news
In the end, for a reality on the Asian market, an innovative electric version cannot be missing, with the Royal Enfield who had already managed to get people talking about herself Him-E on the occasion of EICMA in 2023. For the moment we are only at the experimental version, a concept which however attracts customers quite a bit.
In fact this should be it Himalayan electric, with the front which however has been modified. What remains the same however are the dimensions and the choice to use a 21 inch front wheel and an 18 inch rear wheel. This is an innovative project and since it will be very ambitious, the Royal Enfield he wants to do things right.
In fact, its market launch will not take place before 2027. As can be seen on motociclismo.it, however, this will not be the only electric motorbike in the Indian company’s future range. There will therefore be various motorcycles in this regard, but they will be offered to customers only when the company is 100% convinced that it has satisfied the requests. So Royal Enfield has once again demonstrated that it is in step with the times, with the Himalayan which is renewed and continues to lead the way.
