Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Gets New Graphite Grey Colour Option, Priced at Rs 1.77 Lakh

Royal Enfield has introduced a new Graphite Grey colour option for its popular Hunter 350 in India. The new colour option is available on the mid-level Dapper variant and is priced at Rs 1.77 lakh (ex-showroom). It complements the Hunter 350's urban design, and enhances its street-style look with a matte body and bright neon yellow highlights. The new colour brings the total number of colour options for the roadster to seven, making it convenient for riders to choose a style that suits them. It highlights Royal Enfield's commitment to keeping its most popular models fresh and relevant in a highly competitive market. The new Graphite Grey Hunter 350 is now available for booking at dealerships, on the official Royal Enfield website, and via the brand's mobile app.

Royal Enfield Hunter 350: Engine

At its heart, the Royal Enfield Hunter features the brand's well-known 349cc J-series engine. This air- and oil-cooled single-cylinder unit produces 20.2bhp of maximum power and 27Nm of peak torque.

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While the platform is shared with other notable Royal Enfields, its performance is uniquely optimised for the Hunter's nimble nature, thanks to a specific fuel and ignition map. The bike has a five-speed manual transmission and a slip-and-assist clutch.

Royal Enfield Hunter 350: A Glimpse of 2025 Model Updates

Royal Enfield updated the Hunter 350 earlier this year to boost its appeal among young riders in India. While the core design remains familiar, the rear suspension is reworked, and now utilises a progressive spring. There's also a redesigned exhaust, which has helped to increase ground clearance by 10mm. 

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The front telescopic forks are carried over, but the new seat features denser foam for better rider comfort. Upgrading from the previous halogen unit, the bike now sports a modern LED headlight, a feature previously exclusive to Royal Enfield's larger-displacement motorcycles.