CHENNAI: The Royal Enfield Classic 350 costs Rs 1,88,934 to Rs 2,26,069 ex-showroom, according to the colour-wise prices on Royal Enfield's India website. The Redditch Red is the cheapest at Rs 1,88,934 and the Signature White and Emerald are the dearest at Rs 2,26,069. Price as of 24 October 2026, 6:30 PM IST.
The page states the prices as ex-showroom Chennai and shows the same figure for Delhi and Mumbai. It lists nine colours in six price groups. Registration, road tax and insurance are extra, so the on-road price in your city will be higher.
Royal Enfield Classic 350 price by colour, October 2026
| Colour | Ex-showroom Chennai |
|---|---|
| Redditch Red | Rs 1,88,934 |
| Madras Red | Rs 1,96,227 |
| Medallion Bronze | Rs 2,00,633 |
| Gorkha Green | Rs 2,12,370 |
| Commando Sand | Rs 2,12,370 |
| Stealth Black | Rs 2,21,179 |
| Gun Grey | Rs 2,21,179 |
| Signature White | Rs 2,26,069 |
| Emerald | Rs 2,26,069 |
The page sorts the colours into groups A to F by price. Group A (Signature White, Emerald) costs Rs 2,26,069, group B (Stealth Black, Gun Grey) Rs 2,21,179, group C (Gorkha Green, Commando Sand) Rs 2,12,370, group D (Medallion Bronze) Rs 2,00,633, group E (Madras Red) Rs 1,96,227 and group F (Redditch Red) Rs 1,88,934.
How much the colour choice changes the price
Between the cheapest and the dearest colour the gap is Rs 37,135, which is 19.7 per cent over the Redditch Red. Royal Enfield's page does not say what separates the groups beyond the colour names, so a buyer should ask the dealer which finish, wheel type and features come with each price before booking.
The two steps that matter most are the Rs 11,737 jump from Medallion Bronze to the Gorkha Green and Commando Sand group, and the Rs 8,809 step up to Stealth Black and Gun Grey. Madras Red and Redditch Red sit only Rs 7,293 apart.
Classic 350 specifications on the official page
The Classic 350 uses a 349 cc single-cylinder, air-oil cooled engine with electronic fuel injection. Royal Enfield lists 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm at 4,000 rpm, with a five-speed gearbox and an assist and slipper clutch.
The chassis is a twin downtube spine frame with 41 mm telescopic forks at the front and twin-tube shock absorbers with six-step preload adjustment at the rear. The wheelbase is 1,390 mm, ground clearance is 170 mm and the seat height is 805 mm. Kerb weight is 195 kg with 90 per cent fuel and oil, and the fuel tank holds 13 litres.
Brakes are a 300 mm front disc with a twin-piston floating caliper and a 270 mm rear disc, with dual-channel ABS. Tyres are 100/90-19 at the front and 120/80-18 at the rear, on spoked or alloy wheels depending on the variant. The page lists LED lighting and a Type-C USB charging port.
The engine has a 72 mm bore and 85.8 mm stroke with a 9.5:1 compression ratio and takes SAE 15W50 semi-synthetic oil, according to the specification table. The battery is a 12-volt, 8 Ah maintenance-free unit, and the headlamp and turn signals are LED. These are the details to compare when you test ride a used or older Classic 350, because older models used different lighting and charging hardware.
What to ask the dealer before you book a Classic 350
Ask which price group your chosen colour falls in, since the page prices the colours rather than the variants. Ask whether the quoted figure includes the optional accessories on display and whether the price is the one that was valid on the day you booked. Royal Enfield states that specifications may vary by variant, so ask for the printed specification sheet for the exact bike you will take home.
Finally, ask for the on-road price in writing. A bike that costs Rs 2,26,069 ex-showroom is a different figure after road tax, registration and insurance, and these differ by state.
Where the Classic 350 sits in the Royal Enfield range
The Classic 350 is Royal Enfield's retro roadster and costs more than the entry model. Our Hunter 350 price report shows the Hunter 350 from Rs 1,37,640, so the cheapest Classic 350 is Rs 51,294 above it. The Meteor 350 cruiser is covered in our Meteor 350 price report.
The bigger twin-cylinder Classic 650 sits well above this bike. Our Classic 650 price report lists it from Rs 3,67,592, which is Rs 1,78,658 more than the cheapest Classic 350 and Rs 1,41,523 more than the dearest.
Prices on the page carry an asterisk and can change with taxes and with Royal Enfield's own revisions. Check the colour and price on the official page or with an authorised dealer before you pay.
