Key highlights
- Royal Enfield Classic 350 prices hiked
- Range now starts at Rs 1.89 lakh (ex-showroom)
- No other changes have been made
Royal Enfield has revised the prices of its most popular model, i.e. the Classic 350. The retro roadster motorcycle is now Rs 2,000 more expensive across all variants. With this price revision, the Classic 350 range now starts at Rs 1.89 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
Royal Enfield Classic 350 October 2026 price hike details
The new ex-showroom price list of the Classic 350 is as follows:
| Variant |
Price (ex-showroom)
|
| Redditch Red |
Rs 1.89 lakh
|
| Madras Red |
Rs 1.96 lakh
|
| Medallion Bronze |
Rs 2.01 lakh
|
| Commando Sand |
Rs 2.12 lakh
|
| Gorkha Green |
Rs 2.12 lakh
|
| Gun Grey |
Rs 2.21 lakh
|
| Stealth Black |
Rs 2.21 lakh
|
| Emerald |
Rs 2.26 lakh
|
| Signature White |
Rs 2.26 lakh
|
* Above-mentioned prices are ex-showroom, Chennai
The Classic 350 has been Royal Enfield’s one of the top-selling models for over a decade. The brand updated it early this year with the addition of the slipper-assist clutch and a Type-C USB charging port as standard equipment. In August 2026, the new update brought with it the Gorkha Edition, which is essentially a Matte Green variant inspired by the Indian Defence Forces Gorkha unit. The last update landed in the form of a new Signature White dual-tone variant that has been positioned alongside the Emerald top-spec variant.
All of the variants of the Classic 350 are mechanically the same. The Classic 350 uses the J-series 349cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine. This engine produces 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm of power and torque, while being paired with a 5-speed transmission and a slipper clutch. The Classic 350 is largely popular due to its laid-back riding style and engine tuning.
With that said, the new prices are now effective nationwide.
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