Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Gets New Base Premium Variant with Alloy Wheels and Updated Colours

Royal Enfield Hunter 350 now comes with a new Base Premium variant in India. This version sits above the Retro variant and adds useful upgrades. It is priced at Rs 1,49,900 ex-showroom, which makes the bike most affordable alloy wheel variant.

The addition of alloy wheels brings more convenience for daily riders. In addition, tubeless tyres make punctures easier to handle. This small change can save time and effort during regular use. The bike also gets a halogen headlamp setup. It keeps things simple but practical for everyday riding needs.

Comfort & Ease for Daily Riding

Royal Enfield has focused on comfort in this new variant. It comes with a slip-and-assist clutch as standard. This feature reduces clutch effort, especially in heavy traffic.

Moreover, the stitched seat improves overall comfort for longer rides. Riders may feel less fatigue during daily commutes. However, the bike still keeps its familiar riding feel.

Single-channel ABS is also included for added safety. It ensures better braking control without making the bike too complex.

The Base Premium variant is offered in a single shade called Tarmac Black. It features a full black finish with subtle white graphics. This gives the bike a clean and bold look.

Fresh Colours for the Top Variant

Royal Enfield has updated the top model in two new colours. These are Mumbai Yellow and Moonshot White. The two hues add a new and young feel.

Mumbai Yellow is a mixture of white, yellow and blue stripes (bright yellow). On the contrary, the Moonshot White is bold with a playful theme. These new Hunter 350 colours will possibly appeal to younger buyers who may want something different. Both models cost ex-showroom 1,69,804.

Engine & Competition Stay the Same

The Hunter 350 also retains the same 349cc engine. It generates 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm of torque. This engine is aimed at easy and comfortable riding. This RE bike competes in the segment alongside the Yamaha XSR155 bikes.

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