The prices of the new Royal Enfield Himalayan are going to increase from January 2024. If you are planning to house this new offering from Royal Enfield in your garage, let's look at its engine, features, and more.

Speaking of the 2023 Himalayan, it is an entirely new bike built from the ground up; it has nothing in common with the Himalayan 411, which it replaced. Interested buyers can place their bookings for the new Himalayan for a nominal amount of Rs 10,000.

In the United States, Royal Enfield has issued a recall for the Himalayan adventure-tourer. The recall applies to around 4,800 units manufactured between March 1, 2017 and February 28, 2021. As per the bikemaker, the recall has been issued due to "loss of brake function from calliper corrosion".

The Royal Enfield Himalayan has not seen a substantial update since its launch in 2016. Now, that Yezdi Adventure is here, will it influence the buyers of the Himalayan towards its self with its modern engine and new platform?

Two Royal Enfield Himalayans have successfully made it to the southern most point of the plant Earth; and the team is now heading back from the western part of Antarctica, from where they will fly out to South Amercia.

While the new paint job is the most obvious change, the 500 units of the Sleet model will also come equipped with the Explorer accessory kit, which consists of a host of additions like aluminium panniers, pannier mounting rails, aluminium handlebar with cross-brace and powder-coated engine guard.

Inspired by the snow-capped mountains of the Himalayas, Royal Enfield will introduce a camouflage colour option for the Himalayan. The Himalayan was first introduced in 2016 and has since been offered in only two colour options – Black and White.

Earlier this year, Royal Enfield was forced to temporarily suspend deliveries of the Himalayan as it didn’t meet the BSIV emission norms. Priced at Rs 2 lakhs (on-road Mumbai), the Himalayan is now BSIV compliant and gets fuel injection.