
Royal Enfield has added a new Signature White colour to the Classic 350 range in India. Priced at Rs 2,23,275 (ex-showroom), the new shade gives buyers another option ahead of the festive season. The update only brings a new colour, while the engine and mechanical parts remain unchanged.

The new Classic 350 Signature White combines a white fuel tank and side panels with black parts. In addition, the bike gets dark pinstriping around the tank and side panels, along with the round Royal Enfield badge and Classic lettering.
The motorcycle also features black mudguards, a black headlamp housing, and a black frame. However, chrome parts on the exhaust, engine covers, and mirrors add contrast. It also gets a brown seat and wire-spoke wheels, giving the bike a different look from the darker colours.
Perhaps the biggest highlight is that white returns to the Classic 350 after being available on the older-generation model. This is the first time the shade has come to the current J-series Classic 350.
At Rs 2,23,275, the new white colour sits at the top of the Classic 350 price range along with Emerald. Meanwhile, Stealth Black and Gun Grey cost Rs 2,18,423 each.
The Classic 350 range starts at Rs 1,87,434 for Redditch Red and goes up to Rs 2,23,275 for Emerald and White. With the new colour, the motorcycle now offers 10 colour choices.
| Classic 350 Colour | Ex Showroom Price |
| Redditch Red | Rs. 1,87,434 |
| Halcyon Black | Rs 1,90,195 |
| Madras Red | Rs 1,93,668 |
| Jodhpur Blue | Rs 1,93,668 |
| Medallion Bronze | Rs 1,98,040 |
| Commando Sand | Rs 2,09,684 |
| Stealth Black | Rs 2,18,423 |
| Gun Grey | Rs 2,18,423 |
| Emerald | Rs 2,23,275 |
| White | Rs 2,23,275 |

The RE bike continues with its 349cc single-cylinder air-oil-cooled engine. It produces 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm at 4,000 rpm and comes with a five-speed gearbox and assist-and-slipper clutch.
So, there is no mechanical change with the new colour option. Instead, Royal Enfield has focused only on giving buyers another styling choice.
The new colour arrives as the Classic 350 continues to record strong sales in India. The cruiser bike sold 43,428 units in August 2026, compared with 36,025 units in August 2025, marking a 20.55% year-on-year increase. Sales also rose 10.79% from 39,197 units in July 2026.
Overall, the new Signature White colour gives the current Classic 350 a familiar look from the older model while keeping its existing engine and mechanical setup unchanged. With the festive season approaching, Royal Enfield now offers buyers one more colour option to choose from.
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