Royal Enfield, a division of Eicher Motors, has expanded its 2026 Hunter 350 portfolio with the introduction of a new Base Premium variant and two fresh colour options. Priced starting at ₹1,49,900 (ex-showroom Chennai), the new model features significant upgrades including alloy wheels and improved rider interface. Bookings and retail for the updated range have officially commenced as of April 4, 2026.
Introducing the Base Premium Variant
Royal Enfield has bolstered its Hunter 350 offering with the launch of the Base Premium variant in Tarmac Black. This model is designed to provide a more compelling entry point into the brand, incorporating key features previously reserved for higher-tier variants. Notable upgrades include alloy wheels replacing spoke rims, an updated round halogen headlamp, and a digi-analog instrument cluster paired with a new rotary switchgear.
To enhance rider comfort and control, the motorcycle also features a stitched seat, a sporty grab rail, single-channel ABS, and a slip & assist clutch, ensuring the bike remains true to its core DNA of effortless, intuitive riding.
New Colourways for the Top Variant
To further encourage rider self-expression, the company has introduced two vibrant new colourways for the Top variant: Mumbai Yellow and Moonshot White. Mumbai Yellow is inspired by the city’s constant motion and cultural energy, while Moonshot White takes a narrative-led approach inspired by the constellation Orion.
Pricing and Market Availability
The updated lineup is now available across all authorized Royal Enfield dealerships and through the official website. The pricing structure is as follows:
- Base Premium (Tarmac Black): ₹1,49,900
- Top (Mumbai Yellow): ₹1,69,804
- Top (Moonshot White): ₹1,69,804
These models were unveiled at HunterHood, the brand’s street culture platform held in Lucknow, which celebrated the launch with a mix of music, art, and community engagement. This expansion reflects Royal Enfield’s commitment to making its motorcycles more accessible to a broader range of riders across both urban centers and smaller towns.
Source: BSE
