Royal Enfield Classic 350, Bullet 350 Prices Revised For 2026 — Check Updated Rates

Royal Enfield has revised prices of its two best-selling motorcycles, the Classic 350 and Bullet 350, for 2026. The update comes into effect with the new year and applies across multiple variants of both models. The price revision reflects rising input costs and routine annual adjustments, a trend commonly seen across the two-wheeler industry. While the motorcycles remain mechanically unchanged, buyers planning a purchase in 2026 will now have to factor in the updated ex-showroom pricing.

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Royal Enfield Classic 350, Bullet 350: Variant-Wise Price Details

Royal Enfield has increased prices of the Classic 350 and Bullet 350 by a few thousand rupees, depending on the variant and colour option. The following are the updated

variant-wise ex-showroom prices for both models.

Classic 350

Colour Option	Old Ex-Showroom Price	Revised Ex-Showroom Price	Price Difference
Redditch Red	Rs 1,81,118	Rs 1,82,658	Rs 1,540
Halcyon Black	Rs 1,83,784	Rs 1,85,347	Rs 1,563
Madras Red, Jodhpur Blue	Rs 1,87,141	Rs 1,88,732	Rs 1,591
Medallion Bronze	Rs 1,91,366	Rs 1,92,994	Rs 1,628
Commando Sand	Rs 2,02,617	Rs 2,04,340	Rs 1,723
Gun Grey, Stealth Black	Rs 2,11,062	Rs 2,12,856	Rs 1,794
Emerald	Rs 2,15,750	Rs 2,17,585	Rs 1,835

Bullet 350

Colour Option	Old Ex-Showroom Price	Revised Ex-Showroom Price	Price Difference
Battalion Black	Rs 1,62,161	Rs 1,63,793	Rs 1,632
Military Black	Rs 1,62,795	Rs 1,64,423	Rs 1,628
Military Red	Rs 1,62,795	Rs 1,62,795	No change
Standard Black, Standard Maroon	Rs 1,85,187	Rs 1,87,038	Rs 1,851
Black Gold	Rs 2,02,409	Rs 2,04,434	Rs 2,025

The updated prices are applicable at dealerships across India and vary slightly based on location due to local taxes and registration charges.

Variants Affected By The Price Update

The price revision applies across the full range of both motorcycles. For the Classic 350, this includes the Standard, Signals, Dark and Chrome variants. Similarly, Bullet 350 pricing has been revised across its available trims. Buyers are advised to check the latest ex-showroom and on-road prices with authorised Royal Enfield dealers for exact variant-wise figures.

No Mechanical Or Feature Changes

Despite the price hike, both motorcycles continue unchanged in terms of mechanical specifications. The Classic 350 and Bullet 350 are powered by the same 349cc, single-cylinder, air-oil-cooled engine producing 20.2 bhp and 27 Nm of torque. The motor is paired with a 5-speed gearbox and continues to be known for its relaxed performance and torque delivery. Features and equipment remain identical to the outgoing versions.

Why Prices Have Been Revised

The price adjustment is attributed to increased manufacturing and logistics costs, along with regular yearly revisions. Royal Enfield has followed a similar pricing strategy in previous years, typically revising prices at the start of the calendar year across its popular models.

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What Buyers Should Know

Customers planning to buy the Classic 350 or Bullet 350 in 2026 should account for the revised prices while budgeting. With no changes to design, features or performance, the update is purely a pricing adjustment rather than a product update.