Royal Enfield Himalayan Electric Spied During Testing In Ladakh, Check Details
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Ahead of the official release, the model has been spied during the testing phase in Ladakh, revealing some of the important details and key features of the electric motorcycle.
The homegrown two-wheeler Royal Enfield has been pushing the electric segment, and is now gearing up to transform the hot-selling product Himalayan, into a complete electric avatar.
Ahead of the official release, the model has been spied during the testing phase in Ladakh, revealing some of the important details and key features of the electric motorcycle.
Here's What Spy Shots Say
According to the spy images, the electric off-roader looks close to production-ready, and looks similar to the model that was showcased during EICMA 2024. It features an aggressive style statement, carrying the same charm as the ICE version.
Design
Talking about the design and aesthetics, it gets a circular LED headlamp, paired with integrated DRLs, an upright windscreen, sleek indicators at both ends, raised handlebars and a single-piece seat for a comfortable riding expirence. The model was also seen having a golden finish upside-down fork at the front, while the rear is being supported by a mono-shock.
Other Important Details
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June 11, 2025, 16:50 IST
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