The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 has received comprehensive updates for 2025. It gets additional features, mechanical changes, and new paint schemes. But these changes and feature additions are spread across its three variants. Let’s take a detailed look at its variant lineup.
Base Variant
Compared to the higher variants, the base model rides on wired spoke wheels, wrapped in tubed tyres. While these are cost-effective, they come with the inconvenience of having to find a puncture repair shop in case of a puncture. The motorcycle also gets a rear drum brake with single-channel ABS and halogen lighting all around. It gets basic Type-C charging and is available in a single Factory Black colourway.
Mid and Top Variants
The mid and top variants differ from each other only in terms of paint schemes and prices. The mid variant is available in the Dapper Grey and Rio White colourways, while the top-spec trim gets three colours: Rebel Blue, London Red, and Tokyo Black. Feature-wise, both variants come with LED lighting, USB Type-C fast charging port, and a Tripper navigation pod as standard. The two variants cost Rs. 1.77 lakh and Rs. 1.82 lakh (ex-showroom), respectively.
Other Changes
Besides the feature additions, the Hunter 350 has received quite a few mechanical changes, such as an assist and slipper clutch and progressive springs at the rear. Royal Enfield has also offered a new handlebar and a re-profiled seat with denser cushioning. It also gets a different exhaust routing, which has resulted in a higher ground clearance of 160mm.
