Royal Enfield Revises Prices of Bullet 350 and Classic 350 in India
has updated the ex-showroom prices of its popular motorcycles, the Bullet 350 and the Classic 350. The revision brings a marginal hike across most variants, with increases going up to Rs. 2,025. Despite the change, both motorcycles continue with the same mechanical setup.
Bullet 350: Updated Prices and Key Observations
The Bullet 350 has received a modest price revision across its variants. Interestingly, the Military Red colour option has retained its earlier pricing, making it the most affordable colour choice in the current lineup.
In contrast, other variants such as Battalion Black, Military Black, Standard, and Black Gold have seen incremental increases. The Black Gold version has witnessed the highest hike in the Bullet range.
Overall, the price adjustment remains reasonable and is unlikely to impact buyer interest significantly, given the Bullet’s strong legacy and loyal customer base.
Classic 350: New Starting Price and Variant-Wise Impact
The Classic 350 now starts at Rs. 1,82,658 (ex-showroom). Similar to the Bullet, the Classic range has seen small increases spread across all variants.
Entry-level colours such as Redditch Red and Halcyon Black have received lower hikes, while premium trims like Gun Grey, Stealth Black, and Emerald have seen relatively higher revisions. Even so, the overall increase stays within a controlled range.
Given the Classic 350’s iconic design and strong market demand, the revised pricing is expected to have minimal effect on sales.
Mechanical Setup Remains Unchanged
Both the Bullet 350 and Classic 350 continue to use the same 349cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine. The motor produces 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm, offering a smooth and relaxed riding experience.
No updates have been made to performance, hardware, or overall riding dynamics. The changes are limited strictly to pricing.
What This Means for Buyers
The latest price hike is relatively mild and keeps both motorcycles competitively positioned in their segment. Buyers considering either the Bullet 350 or Classic 350 can expect the same riding character, build quality, and heritage appeal, with only a slight increase in upfront cost.
With their timeless styling and proven engine platform, both models continue to remain strong contenders in the mid-capacity motorcycle segment.
