Royal Enfield has rolled out the 2025 update for its popular roadster, the Hunter 350. Priced from Rs 1.50 lakh (ex-showroom), the Hunter 350 gets its first major refresh since its launch, with several enhancements aimed at improving rider comfort and adding modern features.
Key Changes in the 2025 Hunter 350
Mechanically, the Hunter 350 stays largely the same, continuing with the 349cc air-cooled J-series engine that produces 20.2hp and 27Nm of torque, paired with a 5-speed gearbox. However, Royal Enfield has made significant updates to improve the overall riding experience.
The most notable mechanical upgrade is the switch to a progressive rear spring, replacing the earlier linear spring setup. This change, along with a revised exhaust routing, has resulted in a 10mm increase in ground clearance. Riders will also appreciate the new seat, which, while keeping its original profile, now features higher foam density for better comfort on longer rides.
Another important addition is the slip-assist clutch, now standard across all variants, offering smoother gear shifts and reduced clutch lever effort.
Modern Features and Tech Upgrades
Keeping up with the times, the 2025 Hunter 350 comes equipped with a new LED headlamp, a digi-analogue instrument cluster integrated with a Tripper navigation pod, and, on higher variants, a Type-C charging port.
The bike is available in three variants and six colour options, giving customers a range of choices to suit their style.
Pricing Details
- Base Variant: Rs 1.50 lakh
- Mid-Spec Variant: Rs 1.77 lakh
- Top Variant: Rs 1.82 lakh
While the base variant price remains unchanged, the top-end variant sees a price hike of Rs 5,000 compared to the outgoing model.
Competition
The Hunter 350 continues to compete with other popular retro-style roadsters like the Honda CB350 RS and the Jawa 42. Despite the updates, Royal Enfield has managed to retain the bike’s core charm, making it an even more compelling option for urban riders