Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Old Vs NEW! New Specs And Changes Compared To The Older Variant News24 –
The New Royal Enfield Hunter 350 broke cover on 26th April 2025, the bike has been launched with a slew of new changes along with a revised pricing scheme. Beyond other changes, the bike has been given new shades as well. Here is a comprehensive comparison that would help you understand what all has changed with the new Royal Enfield Hunter 350 has gone through.
Design Change
The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 has witnessed a minimal design change. The bike has been given new aesthetics with blacked out engine and contrasting colour ways. Beyond that the Hunter 350 has been given updated rims with a newly updated colour scheme. Overall the bike has been given 3 new paint schemes that include Rio White, London Red and Tokyo Black.
New Suspension
The bike has been given a new suspension set up with improved rear shocks that would help the bike offer a comfortable ride for the rear pillion rider. The bike has been given an upgraded handlebar with an improved ground clearance. Beyond the other changes the still uses the double cradle frame chassis that was seen on the previous version as well. The bike is still offered with single channel ABS with font disc brakes.
the new Hunter 350 has also been equipped with a new LED headlight, to help the new age riders the bike would also have a USB type C-charging port that would be available with the mid spec and above variants only. The bike has been given turn by turn navigation accessibility as well.
| Royal Enfield Hunter Variant | New Price | Older Price |
| Base Model ( Factory Black) | Rs 1,49,900 | Rs 1,49,900 |
| Mid ( Rio White And Dapper Grey) | Rs 1,76,750 | Rs 1,69,656 |
| Top ( Rebel Blue, London Red and Tokyo Black) | Rs 1,81,750 | Rs 1,74,655 |
Over All Changes
| Royal Enfield | Hunter 350 Old | Hunter 350 New |
| Engine / Performance | 349.4 CC – 20.2 BHP @ 6100 RPM and a Max Torque Output of 27NM @ 4000 RPM | 349.4 CC – 20.2 BHP @ 6100 RPM and a Max Torque Output of 27NM @ 4000 RPM |
| Suspension | Telescopic, 41mm forks, 130mm travel Rear Suspension Twin tube emulsion shock absorbers with 6-step adjustable preload |
Similar Suspension set up with new adjustable rear shocks |
| Brakes | Disc Brakes 2 piston Setup Front Brake Size 300 mm |
Single Channel ABS- with 300Mm disc brakes |
| Features | – | New Digital Analogue Setup |
The new gen bike is pretty similar to that of the older generation bike with minor suspension tweaks and addition of a new LED headlight, a new handlebar as well as a digital analogue speedometer. The lower spec variants would be equipped with thinner tubed tires while the top spec variants would be equipped with tubeless tires with a broader profile.
Written By
Shriyansh Garg
Apr 30, 2025 11:51