New Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Set to Launch on April 26 – What to Expect

The Hunter 350 has always been a favorite in Royal Enfield’s lineup, especially for city riders and casual tourers. But if you’ve ever ridden one, you’d know the rear suspension wasn’t exactly its strongest suit. That’s all set to change with the 2025 version. Expected to launch on April 26 at the brand’s lifestyle event, HunterHood, the refreshed Hunter 350 promises a better ride and a touch of freshness in its design and features.

Suspension

If there’s one thing Royal Enfield has heard loud and clear, it’s feedback about the Hunter 350’s stiff rear. The 2025 model is getting a much-needed update in its suspension setup—specifically the rebound damping, which was a bit too harsh for comfort.

With this new component, Royal Enfield is aiming to smoothen out those bumps and make long rides easier on your back. It’s not just about technical tweaks; it’s about giving you a more relaxed, enjoyable ride—whether you’re commuting daily or heading out on a weekend trip.

Features

While the suspension takes center stage, there are also whispers about minor updates in the feature list. Don’t expect anything revolutionary here, but a few subtle enhancements like improved switchgear, updated instrument console, or even a new USB charging port could make their way in.

Sometimes it’s these small quality-of-life changes that really elevate your riding experience. Think of it like updating your phone’s software—it still looks the same, but it feels faster and smoother.

Colors

Let’s talk aesthetics. The current Hunter 350 comes in eight different colors. But not all of them have been bestsellers. Royal Enfield is planning to phase out the underperformers and introduce new, more eye-catching paint schemes.

This move is all about keeping things fresh and giving riders more personalized choices. Whether you’re into the classic look or want something bold and modern, the 2025 Hunter 350 might just have your dream color.

Here’s a quick look at how the current colors stand:

Current Colors	Likely to Stay	Likely to Go
Rebel Red	Yes	No
Rebel Blue	Yes	No
Rebel Black	Yes	No
Dapper Grey	Yes	No
Dapper White	Maybe	Maybe
Dapper Ash	Maybe	Maybe
Factory Silver	No	Yes
Factory Black	Yes	No

Expect a few new shades to replace the dropped ones, possibly with a more vibrant or matte finish.

Pricing

Now for the not-so-fun part—pricing. The current model starts at Rs. 1.50 lakh and goes up to Rs. 1.75 lakh. With all the updates coming in, Royal Enfield is likely to bump up the price by around Rs. 10,000 across all variants.

Here’s a rough idea of the expected pricing:

Variant	Current Price (Rs.)	Expected Price (Rs.)
Base	1.50 lakh	1.60 lakh
Mid	1.65 lakh	1.75 lakh
Top	1.75 lakh	1.85 lakh

Is it worth paying extra? If better comfort, improved ride quality, and fresh styling are your thing, then absolutely.

Launch

The big reveal is expected to happen at HunterHood, a one-day lifestyle festival revolving around the Hunter 350. Scheduled for April 26, it’s not just a launch—it’s a celebration of everything the Hunter 350 stands for: urban cool, effortless riding, and Royal Enfield’s unique charm.

If you’re a fan of the Hunter or just someone looking for a new, stylish city bike with character, this one might be worth waiting for.

All in all, the 2025 Royal Enfield Hunter 350 seems to be evolving just enough to stay ahead of the game while keeping its original appeal intact. Comfort, a bit more style, and a price tag that still makes it an affordable entry into the Royal Enfield world? Sounds like a solid upgrade to us.

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