Royal Enfield’s Boldest Classic Yet: The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is making waves in India and beyond, blending classic style with modern features. Launched in August 2022, this bike is designed for young riders who want a mix of retro charm and city-friendly performance. With its sleek look, smooth ride, and affordable price, the Hunter 350 is quickly becoming a favorite for daily commutes and weekend adventures. Let’s dive into what makes this bike so special.
A Stylish Design for Everyone
The Hunter 350 stands out with its compact, neo-retro look. It has a teardrop-shaped fuel tank, round headlamp, and short rear fender that give it a timeless vibe. The 2025 model adds fresh colors like Rio White, Tokyo Black, and London Red, inspired by global cities, making it even more eye-catching. At just 181 kg, it’s the lightest in Royal Enfield’s 350cc lineup, perfect for weaving through city traffic or parking in tight spaces. The 800 mm seat height is great for shorter riders too.
Power-Packed Performance
Under the hood, the Hunter 350 boasts a reliable 349cc single-cylinder, air-oil cooled J-series engine. It delivers 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm of torque, paired with a 5-speed gearbox for smooth shifts. The 2025 model includes a slip-and-assist clutch, making gear changes effortless, especially in stop-and-go traffic. Whether you’re cruising through the city or hitting the highway, this bike offers a balanced ride that’s both fun and practical.
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Specification |
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Engine |
349cc, Single-Cylinder, Air-Oil Cooled |
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Power |
20.2 bhp @ 6100 rpm |
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Torque |
27 Nm @ 4000 rpm |
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Gearbox |
5-Speed with Slip-Assist Clutch |
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Weight |
181 kg (Kerb) |
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Seat Height |
800 mm |
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Fuel Tank Capacity |
13 Liters |
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Mileage |
30-35 kmpl (City & Highway) |
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Price (Ex-Showroom) |
₹1.50 Lakh – ₹1.82 Lakh |
Upgraded Features for 2025
The 2025 Hunter 350 comes with smart updates to make your ride even better. It now has an LED headlight for clearer night rides and a Type-C USB charging port to keep your devices powered. The top variant offers a Tripper Navigation system, which connects to the Royal Enfield app for turn-by-turn directions. A semi-digital instrument cluster shows speed, fuel, and trip info, while dual-channel ABS ensures safer braking. The rear suspension has been upgraded with progressive springs for a smoother ride over bumpy roads.
Why Riders Love It
- Affordable: Starting at ₹1.50 lakh, it’s one of Royal Enfield’s cheapest bikes.
- Fuel Efficiency: Offers 30-35 kmpl, great for daily use.
- Easy to Ride: Lightweight and agile, perfect for beginners and city riders.
- Stylish Colors: New shades like Rebel Blue and London Red add flair.
- Modern Tech: LED lights, USB-C charging, and navigation make it practical.
A Bike for the Young and Free
The Hunter 350 is built for young riders, especially college students or first-time buyers looking for style without breaking the bank. Its 13-liter fuel tank is ideal for long rides, and the bike’s nimble handling makes daily commutes a breeze. Sales figures show its popularity, with over 15,000 units sold in May 2025 alone, a 5.89% jump from last year. It’s not just a bike; it’s a lifestyle choice for those who love the open road and Royal Enfield’s iconic thump.
Competing in a Crowded Market
The Hunter 350 takes on rivals like the Jawa 42, Honda CB350 RS, and TVS Ronin. Its edge lies in Royal Enfield’s wide dealer network, reliable engine, and retro-modern appeal. While the Classic 350 remains the brand’s top seller, the Hunter 350 is carving its own space, especially among younger riders. With upgrades like a softer suspension and slipper clutch, the 2025 model fixes earlier complaints, making it a strong choice for anyone seeking style, comfort, and value.
