Good news for all bike lovers! If you’ve been dreaming of owning a Royal Enfield, now is the perfect time. The company has announced price cuts across its popular 350cc range, including the Hunter 350, Bullet 350, Classic 350, Meteor 350, and Goan Classic 350. Thanks to GST 2.0, these motorcycles are now more affordable than ever, with reductions going up to ₹19,656.
Hunter 350 – Even More Affordable
The Hunter 350, one of Royal Enfield’s biggest hits, now starts at ₹1.37 lakh (ex-showroom). Depending on the variant, the price has dropped between ₹12,260 and ₹14,867. This makes the Hunter an even more attractive choice for riders looking for style, performance, and affordability.
Bullet 350 – Timeless Classic
The Bullet 350 range has also received significant price cuts. Variants like Battalion and Military have dropped by around ₹14,500 each, while the Black Gold edition has seen a sharp reduction of over ₹18,000. The Standard version now comes at ₹1.85 lakh. Classic charm, now easier on your wallet!
Classic 350 – The Flagship Choice
Royal Enfield’s flagship Classic 350 hasn’t been left out. Depending on the variant, customers can save between ₹16,373 and ₹19,366. Popular colours like Halcyon SC and Madras Red & Jodhpur Blue are now more affordable, while the premium Gun Grey & Stealth Black trim is down by ₹18,804.
Meteor 350 – Cruise in Style
The Meteor 350 has also received substantial price cuts across Fireball, Stellar, Aurora, and Supernova trims. With reductions ranging from ₹17,865 to over ₹19,000, the top-end Supernova now starts at ₹2.13 lakh. This makes cruising in style even more value-for-money.
Goan Classic – Perfect for the Young & Stylish
The Goan Classic, aimed at younger and lifestyle-focused riders, has seen prices drop by nearly ₹19,500 for variants like Purple Haze, Shack Black, and Rave Red. The Trip Teal variant now retails at ₹2.20 lakh, making it a great choice for style-conscious bikers.
With these new prices, Royal Enfield’s entire 350cc lineup is now stronger than ever in the competitive entry-level middleweight segment. However, do note that the 450cc and 650cc bikes have seen a price increase due to the GST 2.0 restructuring.
Disclaimer: Prices are ex-showroom and effective from 22 September 2025. Actual prices may vary depending on state and dealership.