Ever since the launch of the Royal Enfield Continental GT 650, the company has made its mark on the motorcycle scene globally. The idea of a brand Cafe Racer bike, with top-notch cycle parts and a big HP engine, was difficult to resist. This resulted in the unveiling of the Continental GT 650, a 650cc Cafe Racer that turned out to be one of the best-selling multi-cylinder bikes in India. Now there’s a big-bore 750cc version of the Continental GT that has us pretty excited. Here is a digital render of the Continental GT 750 that will be launched next, which has been created based on the leaked spy shots.
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2025 Royal Enfield Continental GT 750 Render Revealed Based on Leaked Spy Shots and Design Details
Royal Enfield is all set to expand its portfolio with the new 750cc platform which will be a bigger version of the current 650cc platform. Following Royal Enfield’s trends beforehand and recent spy images, we expect the new bike to be available in several body types.
We have a render of the Continental GT 750 done by Pratyush Raut, inspired by spy shots from November 2024. While the existing Continental GT 650 is a naked bike, the new 750 version will come with a semi-fairing, giving it a Cafe Racer stance. The silhouette is similar to the 650; many features, like the fuel tank and side body panels, take inspiration from the Interceptor Bear 650. Tracing its steps down from the rider’s seat is a slightly custom-made pillion seat that lends itself to the comfort of a second passenger.
The semi-fairing wraps around the original circular headlight, with turn indicators integrated into it that extend a little below the fuel tank. The render features unique alloy wheels that match the sporty character of the bike, and it also gives it compatibility with tubeless tyres. The taillight and turn indicators are carried over from the 650, while spy shots confirm the presence of telescopic front forks and rear twin shocks.
The output of the Continental GT is likely to be similar to the Interceptor, with a peak power output of around 55 bhp and 60 Nm of torque from the 650cc engine, mated to a 6-speed gearbox and slipper clutch. The official debut is anticipated at EICMA 2025, with a potential launch in early 2026.
