Royal Enfield unveils Continental GT 750 with larger engine at EICMA 2026
Royal Enfield introduced the Continental GT 750, featuring a 743 cc parallel-twin engine and new instrumentation, available in faired and unfaired versions.
Royal Enfield revealed the Continental GT 750 at the EICMA 2026 show, expanding its café-racer lineup. The model is equipped with an uprated 743 cc parallel-twin engine, though the company has not released specific power or torque figures. Two configurations will be sold: an unfaired version that retains a classic café-racer silhouette and a faired version with additional front bodywork and a lower handlebar stance for a more aggressive riding posture.
The bike also receives a hybrid twin-pod TFT instrument cluster that combines the traditional dual-dial layout with modern digital displays, aiming to blend heritage styling with contemporary functionality. While detailed specifications for suspension, brakes and chassis have not been disclosed, Royal Enfield indicated that component quality and overall mechanical specifications have been upgraded compared with the earlier GT 650.
Three colour schemes were displayed at the show – Red Line, TT Blue and Master Clean – for both the faired and unfaired models.