Royal Enfield Himalayan 450: Hop on the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 for an epic adventure—its mighty 452cc engine, the latest tech, and cool looks start at a super chill ₹2.85 lakh. The Himalayan 450 is changing the game in adventure touring mixing top-notch tech with real-world smarts. This awesome bike is redefining excellence all while sticking to Royal Enfield’s promise of fresh ideas and trusty performance for Indian riders.
Check out the Himalayan 450’s rad style—sleek bodywork and trendy design bits. It’s rocking LED lights all over giving it a premium vibe. The dimensions are perfect: 2,245mm long, 852mm wide, and 1,316mm tall giving you great road authority and agility off the beaten path. The seat’s height is a comfy 825mm and can go up or down to 805mm or 845mm welcoming riders of different sizes, and the high ground clearance of 230mm means you’ll glide over all kinds of terrain.
The 2024 beast is packed with fresh features. A 4-inch TFT display magic box shows you the way with Google Maps and hooks up to your phone for tunes, texts, and calls. You’ve got a smooth ride-by-wire throttle, ABS you can turn on or off, and a sleek taillight with signals. For safety, you get solid brakes, tubeless tires on cool spoked wheels, and dual-channel ABS.
At the core of the Himalayan 450, there’s this rad 452cc engine that’s water-cooled—a first for Royal Enfield! It pushes out 40.02 PS at 8,000 rpm and has this meaty torque of 40 Nm at 5,500 rpm. A 6-speed gearbox that’s smooth as butter and a clutch that helps you out make sure your ride is sweet and easy, no matter where you’re heading.
This motorcycle’s got some smart engineering moves, like a dead-on fuel-injection setup for top fuel performance. The suspension is the bomb—43mm USD forks in front and an offset monoshock in back. With brakes that include a 320mm disc up front and a 270mm disc in the back plus that dual-channel ABS, you’re in full control.
The Himalayan 450 is crazy efficient eating just enough gas to keep you rolling 30 km for every liter. With a 17-liter tank, you’re all set for long rides and wild trails. The bike’s made comfy for you and your buddy, and it’s got a neat trick of balancing heft and nimbleness with its 196kg weight.
You can grab the Himalayan 450 in a bunch of choices—the base model starts at ₹2.85 lakh, and it goes up to ₹2.98 lakh for the fancy one (prices are like just the sticker price). The colors are epic—Kaza Brown, Slate Himalayan Salt, Slate Poppy Blue, Hanle Black, and Kamet White. Royal Enfield’s dealers are ready to take your order.
So, the mileage? It’s 30 kmpl when tested. And about fuel? That tank can hold 17 liters. You’ve got four cool versions to choose from: Base, Pass, Summit, and Hanle Black. They rolled this beauty out on November 24, 2023.