Royal Enfield Updates Hunter 350 Lineup with New Variants and Colourways

Royal Enfield Updates Hunter 350 Lineup with New Variants and Colourways​

Royal Enfield announced an expansion to its 2026 Hunter 350 portfolio, introducing a new Base Premium variant and debuting new colourways in the Top variant. The updates aim to broaden the appeal of the Hunter 350 across various markets.

The company unveiled the enhanced 2026 Hunter 350 lineup at HunterHood, Royal Enfield's street culture platform, held in Lucknow. Following the Hunter 350's success since its 2022 launch, the additions include a new Base Premium variant in Tarmac Black, alongside two fresh colourways: Mumbai Yellow and Moonshot White.

Hunter 350 Base Premium Updates​

The new Base Premium variant is designed to build upon the Hunter's initial entry point, offering an enhanced visual and interface package while retaining the core elements of effortless riding and pure motorcycling. The variant introduces select features from the Mid and Top variants, creating a more compelling step-up experience.

Key updates for the Base Premium variant include:

• Alloy wheels replacing spoke rims for improved usability.
• An updated round halogen headlamp, complementing the modern-retro character.
• A more intuitive, tactile interface featuring a Digi-analog instrument cluster paired with rotary switchgear.
• Enhancements such as a stitched seat and a sporty grab rail.
• Functional additions including single-channel ABS and a slip & assist clutch.

New Colourways Highlighted​

In addition to the new variant, two striking new colourways were introduced for the Top variant, deepening the Hunter's connection to self-expression.

• Mumbai Yellow: Described as bold and immediately urban, drawing energy from Bollywood, art, and constant city motion.
• Moonshot White: Takes a more narrative-led approach, inspired by Orion, exploring themes of duality and self-expression through hand-rendered graphics and celestial references.

Yadvinder Singh Guleria, Chief Commercial Officer, Royal Enfield, commented that the Base Premium variant strengthens the proposition by offering meaningful upgrades while keeping the platform accessible. He stated that the new colourways further reinforce the Hunter's role as a reflection of the rider's individuality and culture.

Availability and Pricing​

Test rides and retail for the new variants and colourways commenced on April 4, 2026. The Hunter 350 will remain available across authorised Royal Enfield dealerships and at royalenfield.com.

The pricing for the listed variants, ex-showroom Chennai, is detailed below:


Royal Enfield, a division of Eicher Motors Limited, has established a presence through over 2074 stores across India and nearly 1212 stores in 80+ countries globally.

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