March 25, 2025 | Auto News: India’s iconic cruiser, the Royal Enfield Classic 350, has made a strong comeback with its 2025 model, offering a blend of heritage styling, modern features, and enhanced performance. With smart digital upgrades and the trusted 349cc engine, the new Classic 350 is ready to dominate both city streets and long highways once again.
2025 Royal Enfield Classic 350: Now Smarter Than Ever
The new Classic 350 combines retro styling with modern features, making it more practical and rider-friendly. Key feature highlights include:
Digital speedometer and instrument cluster
Digital trip meter for better ride tracking
LED headlight for improved night visibility
Front and rear disc brakes for superior control
Dual-channel ABS for enhanced safety
Tubeless tires for reduced puncture worries
These additions make the Classic 350 not just stylish, but also safer and smarter for everyday and touring use.
Engine & Performance: Refined Power for Every Ride
Under the classic exterior lies a 349cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine, tuned to deliver 20.4 PS of max power and 27 Nm of torque. The smooth engine refinement combined with a five-speed gearbox ensures a comfortable and torquey ride across city roads and highways alike.
The bike continues to deliver an average mileage of around 45 km/l, making it fuel-efficient for its segment. Whether you’re a daily commuter or a weekend cruiser, the Classic 350 is designed for reliability, performance, and comfort.
Royal Enfield Classic 350 Price in India: Starts at ₹1.93 Lakh
The 2025 Royal Enfield Classic 350 is priced starting from ₹1.93 lakh (ex-showroom). The price may vary depending on the chosen variant and color. With multiple trims and finish options, riders can customize their Classic to reflect their own unique personality.
Buyers can also explore EMI options, exchange offers, and special financing schemes from Royal Enfield dealers across India.
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