Key highlights
- The Harley-Davidson X350 T is a smaller-capacity roadster developed under the brand’s partnership with Hero MotoCorp.
- Gets a new 350 cc air/oil-cooled engine, with exact power and torque figures yet to be revealed.
- Features ride-by-wire, Road and Rain modes, switchable traction control, ABS and USD front forks.
Harley-Davidson has unveiled the new X350 T at EICMA 2026, expanding its partnership with Hero MotoCorp into the 350 cc motorcycle segment. Essentially a smaller sibling to the X440 T, the new roadster carries forward the larger motorcycle’s design and equipment philosophy but gets an all-new 350 cc engine.
What is new?
The X350 T follows the same retro-modern roadster design as the X440 T. It gets a muscular fuel tank, upright riding position, round headlamp and compact bodywork. The showcased motorcycle features an olive-green finish with chequered graphics.
There are, however, a few differences. The X350 T misses out on the machined finish on the engine fins and uses conventional rear-view mirrors instead of the bar-end units seen on the X440 T. It also gets a different wheel setup, with the alloy wheels of its larger sibling not carried over.
Powertrain
Power comes from a new 350 cc, air/oil-cooled engine. Hero MotoCorp claims that it will deliver best-in-class torque, although the company has not disclosed the exact power and torque figures yet.
The engine gets an electronic throttle body, allowing riders to choose between Road and Rain riding modes. Switchable traction control is also part of the package, along with ABS. The motorcycle is expected to retain a similar chassis architecture to the X440 T, although complete specifications have not been released.
The hardware package includes upside-down front forks and twin rear shock absorbers. The motorcycle also gets disc brakes at both ends.
India launch and positioning
Hero MotoCorp has not announced the X350 T’s price or launch date. However, the motorcycle is expected to be positioned below the X440 S, currently priced at Rs 2.35 lakh, and the X440 T, priced at Rs 2.86 lakh (ex-showroom).
It is expected to be sold alongside the existing X440 models rather than replacing them. Its eventual pricing and engine output will determine how it stacks up against established 350 cc offerings from Royal Enfield and Honda.
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