Royal enfieldThe most accessible Roadster, Hunter 350, has been updated to 2025, the first major update received by this motorcycle since its installation. For this year, RE has made some significant changes to make Hunter 350 more attractive. Here you need to know about the updated model.
- Available in three variants
- New rear suspension
Royal Enfield Hunter 350: What’s new?
Hunter 350 is largely mechanically unchanged
The biggest change has been in the rear suspension, which now moves from a linear spring to a progressive spring. This, with a new routing for exit, resulted in a overall increase of land withdrawal of 10 mm. It is now equipped with a re -designed seat that has the same profile as before, but now there is a high foam density for assistance with comfort. The brand has also dumped a slip-assistant clutch in the variant for Hunter 350. In addition, this model is now updated with more features and technology.
Re is now equipped Hunter 350 With an LED headlamp, a Digi-Analog instrument cluster with tripper pods, and high variants get a type-C charger as standard. Hunter 350 is available in a total of six colors spread over three variants. In addition to these updates, the motorcycle remains largely mechanically unchanged.
Hunter 349cc continues with air-cooled J-series motor that distributes a comfortable 20.2hp and 27Nm. This is for the same sleek-shifts 5-speed gearbox, which is now paired with a slip-astrist clutch. Currently, Hunter 350 rivals are the choice of Honda CB350 RS and Jawa 42. Prices for Hunter 350 begin at Rs 1.50 lakh for base variants, Rs 1.77 lakh for mid-spec variants and Rs 1.82 lakh for the top version. While prices for base variants remain the same as before, the top version now sees an increase of Rs 5,000 on the price on the model that it replaces.
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