Key highlights
- Royal Enfield launches the 2025 Hunter 350 with new colours, upgraded features, and improved ergonomics.
- The updated model introduces a slipper clutch, LED headlamp, and a Tripper navigation pod.
- Prices start at INR 1.49 lakh, with bookings now open across dealerships and online.
Royal Enfield has officially launched the 2025 Hunter 350, bringing a host of upgrades to its popular street roadster. The updated model was unveiled at HunterHood, the brand’s first-ever street culture festival, held simultaneously in Mumbai and New Delhi.
2025 Hunter 350 new colours
The 2025 Hunter 350 introduces three new colour options—Rio White, Tokyo Black, and London Red—inspired by iconic city landscapes4. These fresh shades join the existing lineup, which includes Rebel Blue, Dapper Grey, and Factory Black.
2025 Hunter 350 updated features
Royal Enfield has made several ergonomic improvements to enhance rider comfort. The rear suspension now features progressively wound springs, replacing the previous stiff setup. The seat cushioning has been upgraded with higher-density foam, ensuring a more comfortable ride. The handlebar has also been re-profiled for better reach and control.
For the first time, the Hunter 350 gets a slip-assist clutch, making gear shifts smoother and reducing rider fatigue. The bike also receives an LED headlamp, a Tripper navigation pod, and a Type-C USB fast charger, significantly improving convenience and safety.
No difference in performance
Mechanically, the Hunter 350 retains its 349cc, air-oil cooled, single-cylinder engine, producing 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm5. It is paired with a 5-speed gearbox and continues to offer dual-channel ABS for enhanced braking performance.
Pricing
Royal Enfield has priced the 2025 Hunter 350 at INR 1.49 lakh for the base variant (Factory Black), INR 1.76 lakh for the mid variant (Rio White and Dapper Grey), and INR 1.81 lakh for the top variant (Tokyo Black, London Red, and Rebel Blue) (ex-showroom Chennai).
Bookings are now open through Royal Enfield dealerships and the official website, with deliveries expected to begin soon.
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