Royal Enfield has quietly increased the prices of its best-selling motorcycles, the Classic 350 and Bullet 350. The hike is modest, but buyers should know the latest variant-wise prices.
Royal Enfield Price Revision Explained
Royal Enfield has revised the ex-showroom prices of its most iconic motorcycles, the Classic 350 and the Bullet 350. Both models continue to be strong pillars of the brand’s lineup, especially for riders who value heritage, comfort, and reliability.
Moreover, the latest price increase ranges between Rs 1,540 and Rs 2,025, depending on the variant. After the revision, the Classic 350 now starts at Rs 1,82,658, while the Bullet 350 begins at Rs 1,63,793 (ex-showroom).
Why the Price Hike Is Unlikely to Hurt Sales
Although price hikes usually attract attention, this increase remains fairly reasonable. Therefore, it is unlikely to have a major impact on demand. Both motorcycles enjoy a loyal customer base and continue to dominate their segments.
Meanwhile, Royal Enfield has not made any mechanical or feature-related changes. The bikes remain exactly the same, ensuring buyers still get the familiar riding experience they trust.
Engine and Performance Remain Unchanged
The Classic 350 and Bullet 350 continue to use the well-proven 349cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine. This motor delivers 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm.
Moreover, the engine is known for its smooth power delivery, relaxed cruising nature, and long-term reliability. Therefore, despite the price update, the overall value proposition remains intact.
Royal Enfield Bullet 350 New Prices
The Bullet 350 sees a small but noticeable increase across most variants. However, one variant interestingly remains unchanged.
| Variant | Old Price | New Price | Increase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Battalion Black | Rs. 1,62,161 | Rs. 1,63,793 | Rs. 1,632 |
| Military Black | Rs. 1,62,795 | Rs. 1,64,423 | Rs. 1,628 |
| Military Red | Rs. 1,62,795 | Rs. 1,62,795 | No Change |
| Standard Black / Maroon | Rs. 1,85,187 | Rs. 1,87,038 | Rs. 1,851 |
| Black Gold | Rs. 2,02,409 | Rs. 2,04,434 | Rs. 2,025 |
Interestingly, the Military Red variant remains unchanged, making it slightly more attractive compared to the Military Black option.
Royal Enfield Classic 350 Updated Prices
The Classic 350 also receives a similar price adjustment. However, the increase stays within a reasonable range across variants.
| Variant | Old Price | New Price | Increase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Redditch Red | Rs. 1,81,118 | Rs. 1,82,658 | Rs. 1,540 |
| Halcyon Black | Rs. 1,83,784 | Rs. 1,85,347 | Rs. 1,563 |
| Madras Red / Jodhpur Blue | Rs. 1,87,141 | Rs. 1,88,732 | Rs. 1,591 |
| Medallion Bronze | Rs. 1,91,366 | Rs. 1,92,994 | Rs. 1,628 |
| Commando Sand | Rs. 2,02,617 | Rs. 2,04,340 | Rs. 1,723 |
| Gun Grey / Stealth Black | Rs. 2,11,062 | Rs. 2,12,856 | Rs. 1,794 |
| Emerald | Rs. 2,15,750 | Rs. 2,17,585 | Rs. 1,835 |
Is the Classic 350 Still Worth Buying?
Despite the revised pricing, the Classic 350 remains one of the most balanced motorcycles in the segment. It offers a comfortable ride, timeless design, and a strong resale value.
On the other hand, buyers looking for a pure retro feel may still prefer the Bullet 350. Therefore, the choice largely depends on personal taste rather than price alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How much has the Royal Enfield Classic 350 price increased?
The price has increased between Rs 1,540 and Rs 1,835 depending on the variant.
Q2: Has Royal Enfield changed the engine after the price hike?
No, both the Classic 350 and Bullet 350 remain mechanically unchanged.
Q3: Which Bullet 350 variant did not get a price hike?
The Military Red variant continues at the same price without any increase.
