The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 (2025): A Detailed Look
The Royal Enfield Hunter 350, which combines contemporary functionality with vintage looks, is still making waves in the motorcycle industry. As of 2025, the base Factory version of the Hunter 350 costs ₹1.50 lakh (ex-showroom), making it the most economical model in Royal Enfield’s portfolio.
Pricing and Variants
To accommodate a wide range of rider preferences, the 2025 Hunter 350 comes in several variants:
Variant from the factory: This base model, which costs ₹1.50 lakh, has a traditional appearance and all the functions you need.
Metro Dapper Version: This version, which comes with upgraded features like dual-channel ABS and alloy wheels, costs about ₹1.69 lakh.
Metro Rebel Version: This version, which costs about ₹1.74 lakh and has extra visual upgrades, is aimed at riders who want a sportier look.
The top models, which represent improvements in functionality and design, cost ₹1.81 lakh and include the Rebel Blue, London Red, and Tokyo Black.
Design and Beauty
The Hunter 350’s neo-retro style combines modern components with Royal Enfield’s history:
Color Selections: While some earlier hues have been withdrawn, new colorways such as Tokyo Black, London Red, and Rio White have been released.
The lighting: The 2025 model’s circular LED headlamp replaces the halogen one, improving visibility and adding a contemporary touch.
Construct: A simple and practical design is provided by the fuel tank’s sculpting, the seat’s single piece, and the dashboard’s simplicity.
Engine Performance
A 349cc, air-oil cooled single-cylinder engine powers the Hunter 350.
Power Source: With 20.2 horsepower at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm, the engine offers a well-balanced performance for city commuting.
Transfer: The seamless gear changes made possible by a 5-speed transmission improve the riding experience.
Fuel Economy: The Hunter 350 is cost-effective for daily usage due to its remarkable fuel economy, which belies its power.
Transportation and Management
The Hunter 350 is intended to be both comfortable and agile:
The suspension: The linear arrangement is replaced by dual shock absorbers with progressive springs in the 2025 model. This modification provides more comfortable riding on a variety of terrains
Braking: The bike’s 270mm rear disc and 300mm front disk provide dependable stopping power. All models come with dual-channel ABS as standard.
Wheels: The bike’s agile handling, particularly in urban environments, is enhanced by its 17-inch alloy wheels.
Features and Technology
Modern technologies is used into the 2025 Hunter 350 to improve rider convenience:
Navigation System for Trippers: This technology, which comes in more advanced versions, provides turn-by-turn guidance through smartphone connectivity.
USB Port for Charging: On-the-go device charging is made possible with a Type-C USB connector.
Cluster of Instruments: Essential riding data in an understandable manner is provided by a digi-analogue cluster.
Sales Milestone and Market Reception
The Hunter 350 has hit important sales milestones since its debut:
Sales Data: Within 2.5 years, the motorbike sold over 500,000 copies, making it one of Royal Enfield’s best-selling models.
Worldwide Appeal: Riders in India and beyond have responded favorably to its combination of price, performance, and elegance.
What’s New about the Royal Enfield Hunter 350?
The rear suspension has undergone the most significant modification, switching from a linear spring to a progressive one. Together with a redesigned exhaust routing, this has led to a 10mm gain in ground clearance overall. In order to improve comfort, the bike now sports a new seat with the same profile as previously but a larger density of foam. Additionally, the company has included a slip-assist clutch in every Hunter 350 model. This model now has more features and technology.
A Type-C charger is now standard on higher editions of the Hunter 350, and RE has added an LED headlight and a digi-analogue instrument cluster with a tripper pod. There are three variations and six colors available for the Hunter 350. Other than these modifications, the motorcycle’s mechanical makeup is almost unaltered.
