The Royal Enfield Himalayan has been refurbished for 2021, 4 years after its introduction.
Naturally, the machine now complies with Euro5 emission standards.
The biggest innovation, however, is in the dashboard, because the adventurous Enfield will be supplied with turn-by-turn navigation as standard from this year.
What remained the same: the 411 cc air-cooled single-cylinder will also deliver a top of 24 hp and 32 Nm in 2021.
New are the redesigned subframe, the crash bars and the luggage rack. The 2021 Himalayan windshield has a slightly different shape from the one on its predecessor.
Enfield also says that the saddle has also been modified to offer the driver even more comfort.
All fine changes, but as said the navigation is the biggest news.
The Himalayan has, just like the previously launched Meteor 350, namely the Royal Enfield Tripper. A turn-by-turn navigation system that uses
from Google Maps and via the Royal Enfield App is linked to the smartphone of the rider.
The warranty period is extended in the Benelux from 2 to 3 years.
