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Enfield’s 750 Himalayan Spied, Yamaha XSR125 Revamp, MT-09 Hybrid Hype

Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 Caught Testing

Royal Enfield is revving up for a global splash with the Himalayan 750, spied testing in Europe and set for a 2025 EICMA reveal. Launching mid-2026, this adventure beast packs a new 750cc twin-cylinder engine, churning out over 50 bhp and 60 Nm of torque. Spy shots show a rugged design echoing the Himalayan 450, with a taller windscreen, beefy bash plate, adjustable USD forks, and dual front disc brakes with ByBre calipers. A TFT display, similar to the Bear 650, adds tech cred. Expected at ₹4 lakh (ex-showroom), it’s ready to battle the Triumph Tiger Sport 660.

  • Production-ready with touring-ready stance
  • 19-inch front, 17-inch rear wire-spoke wheels
  • Dual-channel ABS, possible traction control
  • Targets Europe, North America riders

Yamaha XSR125 Gets a Stylish Upgrade

Yamaha’s XSR125, the neo-retro charmer, is getting a 2025 refresh to outshine rivals like the Honda CB125R. Leaks hint at bold new colors think matte black or vintage green for the Legacy edition, plus minor tech tweaks. The 125cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine (11 bhp, 11.5 Nm) with a 6-speed gearbox stays, offering 50-55 kmpl. Expect LED lighting, a round LCD display, and disc brakes with single-channel ABS. Priced around ₹1.5 lakh (ex-showroom, estimated), it’s perfect for young city slickers.

  • Fresh color schemes for 2025
  • Retro vibe with modern tech
  • Built for urban commutes
  • Rules the 125cc premium class

Yamaha MT-09 Hybrid Sparks Buzz

Yamaha’s cooking something wild with rumors of an MT-09 Hybrid for 2025, merging its 890cc CP3 engine with electric assist. While unconfirmed, the hybrid could push 115 bhp with 20% better mileage than the standard MT-09’s 16-18 kmpl. It’ll likely keep the aggressive styling, adding a compact battery and a digital dash with hybrid modes. Priced at ₹12-14 lakh (ex-showroom, estimated), it could rival the Kawasaki Z H2. X posts are hyped, awaiting an EICMA 2025 debut.

  • Hybrid tech for efficiency and torque
  • 890cc engine with electric kick
  • Appeals to thrill-seekers and eco-riders
  • Expected global reveal soon

Key Specifications

BikeEnginePowerPrice (est.)
Himalayan 750750cc Twin50+ bhp₹4 lakh
XSR125125cc Single11 bhp₹1.5 lakh
MT-09 Hybrid890cc CP3 + Hybrid115 bhp₹12-14 lakh

Gear Up for 2025

The Himalayan 750’s global quest, XSR125’s cool refresh, and MT-09 Hybrid’s bold leap promise a thrilling 2025. Check royalenfield.com for Enfield updates for Yamaha’s latest. Which bike’s got your pulse racing?

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