Royal Enfield updates Himalayan for 2021, starts at PhP304K

Royal Enfield offers new colors for 2021 Himalayan

Adventure riders have new reason to look into the Royal Enfield Himalayan as the brand launches new colors for the 2021 model year.

^{Granite Black}

At the time of its launch some years ago, the Himalayan was unique in the lightweight adventure bike segment, allowing it to quickly gain market share while its bigger competitors focused on larger adventure bike sizes. Now it finds itself the having to fend off competition from more established players like KTM and BMW with their entries into this surprising lucrative niche.

^{Lake Blue}

Nonetheless, the Himalayan has already reaped the benefits of tapping the segment early, awarded “Best Adventure Touring Motorcycle - 2018 by the C! Magazine, and and Motorcycle of the Year, 2017 Best Adventure / Dual Sport” by the Car Awards Group.

^{Sleet Grey}

The Himalayan is powered by a 411cc air-cooled SOHC engine. It produces 24.5 horsepower and 32 Nm of torque. Besides the new colors, the Himalayan, one of its top-selling models, is now also Euro-4 compliant. ABS is fitted as standard.

Royal Enfield still offers the current colors, Snow White and Granite Black. In addition, it is adding four new colors which include the camouflage Sleet Grey and Gravel Grey with a satin finish, and dual-tone colors, Lake Blue and Rock Red.

^{Lake Blue}

Best of all, the Himalayan is now at a more accessible price point of PhP 304,000.

“The Philippines is one of the promising markets for Royal Enfield,” said Vimal Sumbly, Head - APAC Business markets. “It has been our constant endeavor to build greater accessibility for discerning customers. We have sold over 400 Himalayans in the country and have received excellent feedback on this adventure tourer from Royal Enfield.”

^{Rock Red}

“This product will appeal to Adventure enthusiasts and Two Wheeler intenders alike,” said Jimmy D.L. Barinaga , President & CEO, Hardcore Brothers Custom Motorcycles, Inc., Philippine distributor of Royal Enfield motorcycles.

The new colors are now available at local Royal Enfield dealers.