Royal Enfield has once again revised prices of its popular 350cc motorcycles in India. motormitra.in The company has increased prices of the Royal Enfield Classic 350 and Bullet 350 by up to Rs 2,000, depending on the variant. The hike has come into effect immediately and applies across select trims in the lineup.

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The Classic 350 and Bullet 350 are among the highest-selling motorcycles in Royal Enfield’s portfolio. Any price change to these models directly impacts a large section of buyers, especially those planning to enter the mid-capacity retro motorcycle segment. times.motormitra.in

Royal Enfield Classic 350 Price Hike Details

The Royal Enfield Classic 350 has received a price hike of up to Rs 2,000 across certain variants. Auto.MotorMitra Entry-level trims see a relatively smaller increase, while higher-spec variants with additional features and premium colour options have been impacted the most.

After the revision, the Classic 350 now starts at a higher ex-showroom price compared to earlier. The motorcycle is offered in multiple trims such as Redditch, Halcyon, Signals, Dark and Chrome, and not all variants receive the same hike. motormitra.in This staggered increase strategy helps Royal Enfield keep the base model relatively accessible while adjusting prices on higher-margin versions.

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The Classic 350 continues to be one of the most popular retro-style motorcycles in the country, appealing to buyers looking for a balance of classic design, modern engineering and everyday usability. times.motormitra.in

Bullet 350 Also Gets Costlier

Along with the Classic 350, the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 has also seen a price hike of up to Rs 2,000. The increase applies mainly to select colour and variant options, while entry trims see marginal changes. Auto.MotorMitra

The Bullet 350 is one of the oldest continuously produced motorcycles in the world and holds a strong emotional value among Indian buyers. motormitra.in Despite increasing competition and changing market trends, the Bullet continues to attract loyal customers who prefer its raw, old-school character.

With this price revision, the Bullet 350 now sits slightly closer to the Classic 350 in terms of pricing, though it still remains the more affordable option between the two. times.motormitra.in

Why Has Royal Enfield Increased Prices?

Royal Enfield has not officially stated the exact reason behind the price hike, but such revisions are usually driven by multiple factors. Rising input costs, higher logistics expenses, and increased supplier costs are common reasons behind periodic price adjustments. Auto.MotorMitra

In addition, stricter regulatory requirements, inflationary pressures and updates to manufacturing processes also contribute to higher production costs. motormitra.in Most manufacturers revise prices at regular intervals to maintain margins while continuing to offer updated products.

The Indian two-wheeler market has seen several price hikes over the past year, with almost all major brands revising prices across different segments. times.motormitra.in

Classic 350 and Bullet 350 Engine and Hardware

Despite the price hike, both motorcycles remain mechanically unchanged. The Classic 350 and Bullet 350 are powered by Royal Enfield’s 349cc, single-cylinder, air-oil cooled engine. Auto.MotorMitra This motor produces 20.2 hp and 27 Nm of peak torque and is paired with a 5-speed gearbox.

The engine is known for its smooth nature, strong low-end torque and relaxed cruising ability. motormitra.in It has been well received for being significantly more refined compared to older Royal Enfield engines, making it suitable for daily commuting as well as highway touring.

Both bikes are built on the J-platform, which offers improved chassis rigidity, better ride comfort and enhanced overall stability. times.motormitra.in

Features and Equipment

The Classic 350 comes equipped with features such as dual-channel ABS (on select variants), semi-digital instrument cluster, tripper navigation on higher trims, USB charging port, and alloy wheels on specific variants. Auto.MotorMitra

The Bullet 350, on the other hand, maintains a simpler setup with fewer modern features, staying true to its old-school roots. This minimalistic approach is one of the key reasons some buyers still prefer the Bullet over the more feature-rich Classic. motormitra.in

The pricing difference between the two models is partly justified by the feature list and design elements offered on the Classic 350. times.motormitra.in

Impact on Buyers

For prospective buyers, a price hike of up to Rs 2,000 may not be a deal-breaker, but it does slightly increase the overall on-road cost, especially after factoring in registration, insurance and accessories. Auto.MotorMitra

Buyers planning to purchase these motorcycles may consider checking dealership-level offers, exchange bonuses or festive benefits that could help offset the increase. motormitra.in In some cases, dealers may still have older stock priced at previous rates, depending on availability.

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Competition in the Segment

The Classic 350 and Bullet 350 compete with models like the Honda H’ness CB350, Honda CB350RS and Jawa 42. times.motormitra.in Competition in this segment has intensified over the years, forcing manufacturers to balance pricing with features and brand appeal.

Despite competition, Royal Enfield continues to dominate the 350cc retro motorcycle segment in India, largely due to its strong brand legacy, extensive service network and loyal customer base. Auto.MotorMitra

Sales Performance and Market Position

Royal Enfield’s 350cc range contributes significantly to the company’s monthly sales volumes. motormitra.in The Classic 350 remains one of the top-selling motorcycles in the premium segment, while the Bullet 350 continues to have steady demand, especially in semi-urban and rural markets.

Price hikes are unlikely to have a major impact on sales in the short term, given the strong demand and long waiting periods for certain variants. times.motormitra.in

What Should Buyers Do Now?

If you are planning to buy a Classic 350 or Bullet 350, it may be wise to visit dealerships soon and confirm the latest pricing. Auto.MotorMitra Checking for older inventory or ongoing dealer-level schemes could help reduce the financial impact of the hike.

For those not in a hurry, keeping an eye on upcoming festive offers or limited-period promotions may also be a good strategy. motormitra.in

Official Sources

For accurate and updated information, buyers can refer to the official Royal Enfield website and government resources:

• https://www.royalenfield.com
• https://www.vahan.parivahan.gov.in

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