Royal Enfield has enhanced its Hunter 350 portfolio with the introduction of a new “Base Premium” variant and two fresh colourways in the “Top” variant.
The new Base Premium variant in Tarmac Black brings several meaningful upgrades to the entry-level offering. It features alloy wheels instead of spoke rims, an updated round halogen headlamp, a digi-analogue instrument cluster paired with rotary switchgear, stitched seat, sporty grab rail, single-channel ABS, and a slip and assist clutch.
Royal Enfield has also added two new colour options to the Top variant: Mumbai Yellow and Moonshot White. Mumbai Yellow is described as bold and urban, inspired by the energy of city life, while Moonshot White adopts a narrative approach with hand-rendered graphics and celestial themes.
The new variant and colourways were unveiled on April 4, 2026, at HunterHood, Royal Enfield’s street culture platform, in Lucknow. Bookings and pan-India deliveries for these models begin on the same day.
Ex-showroom prices are as follows:
- Hunter 350 Base Premium: ₹1.49 lakh
- Hunter 350 Top: ₹1.69 lakh
Mechanically, there are no changes to the 2026 Hunter 350. The bike was updated last year with a revised rear suspension with longer travel and different spring rates.
Yadvinder Singh Guleria, Chief Commercial Officer, Royal Enfield, said the updates make the Hunter 350 more accessible to a wider set of riders across urban centres as well as smaller towns and rural markets. He noted that the new colourways strengthen the motorcycle’s identity as a platform for self-expression.
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