Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Adds New Variant and Three Colour Options

Royal Enfield has updated the Hunter 350 with a new variant and introduced three new colour schemes for its top variant. These changes provide customers with more choices, while the motorcycle’s mechanical specifications remain unchanged.

Key Highlights

• Royal Enfield Hunter 350 gets a new variant and three new colour schemes
• Top variant now offers black, bold yellow-blue, and Moonshot White graphic options
• Mechanical specifications remain unchanged with a 349cc engine producing 20.2bhp and 27Nm
• New top variant priced at Rs 1,69,804 ex-showroom Chennai

New Colour Options Detailed

The first new colour scheme features a full black finish. The ‘Royal Enfield’ badging on the tank and side panel graphics appear in white. This option targets riders who prefer a simple and subtle look. It is available on the top variant of the Hunter 350, priced at Rs. 1,69,804 (ex-showroom, Chennai).

The second colour scheme offers a bold and youthful appearance. The top half of the tank is yellow, while the bottom half is blue. A white stripe runs in the middle, and an orange highlight appears at the bottom. The ‘Royal Enfield’ logo is written in dark blue. This design stands out for its vibrant and energetic style.

The third option, called Moonshot White, features a graphic-heavy design. The tank displays an ocean-themed graphic with a jellyfish at the front. The tank indents have space-themed graphics, including an astronaut. The side panels show stylised ‘Hunter 350’ branding. This paint scheme is the most distinctive and targets riders seeking a unique look.

Engine and Mechanical Details

Despite the new colours, the Hunter 350’s mechanical setup remains the same. The motorcycle uses a 349cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine. This engine produces 20.2bhp and 27Nm of torque. These specifications ensure the bike maintains its established performance and reliability.

The Hunter 350 competes with models like the Yamaha XSR155. Royal Enfield’s updates aim to attract new buyers by offering more visual choices without altering the core performance of the motorcycle.