Key highlights
- Royal Enfield passes on full GST benefit to customers, reducing prices by up to INR 22,000 across its 350cc lineup.
- New prices kick in from September 22, 2025, making models like Classic 350, Bullet 350, Hunter 350, and Meteor 350 more accessible.
- GST on sub-350cc motorcycles drops from 28% to 18%, while bikes above 350cc now attract 40% GST.
Royal Enfield has announced a major price cut across its entire 350cc range, passing on the full benefit of the recent GST reform directly to customers. Starting September 22, 2025, buyers can expect reductions of up to INR 22,000 on popular models like the Classic 350, Bullet 350, Hunter 350, and Meteor 350.
This move follows the GST Council’s decision to reduce tax on motorcycles with engine capacities up to 350cc from 28% to 18%. Meanwhile, bikes above 350cc will now attract a steep 40% GST, making the 350cc segment even more attractive for first-time buyers and budget-conscious enthusiasts.
Which models get cheaper?
Here’s a quick look at the revised pricing impact:
|
Model |
Approx. Old Price |
Estimated New Price |
Reduction |
|
Classic 350 Base |
INR 1,97,253 |
INR 1,75,253 |
INR 22,000 |
|
Bullet 350 Base |
INR 1,76,625 |
INR 1,54,625 |
INR 22,000 |
|
Hunter 350 Base |
INR 1,49,900 |
INR 1,27,900 |
INR 22,000 |
|
Meteor 350 Base |
INR 2,05,900 |
INR 1,83,900 |
INR 22,000 |
These are estimated ex-showroom prices and may vary slightly across dealerships.
Not just bikes—gear and service get cheaper too
Royal Enfield isn’t stopping at motorcycles. The company has confirmed that the GST benefit will also apply to its service packages, riding gear, and official accessories5. So whether you’re buying a helmet, a jacket, or getting your bike serviced, expect lower bills across the board.
This holistic approach makes the brand’s ecosystem more accessible, especially for younger riders who want the full Royal Enfield experience without burning a hole in their pocket.
What about the big boys?
While the 350cc range gets cheaper, Royal Enfield’s larger displacement models like the Himalayan 450, Guerrilla 450, and the entire 650cc lineup will see price hikes due to the new 40% GST slab. So if you’ve been eyeing a Super Meteor or a Shotgun 650, now might be the time to act before prices climb further.
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