Spotlight Honda Dio Prices Bajaj Pulsar RS200 Price Mumbai Harley-Davidson dealership is selling demo bikes at heavy discounts
Home Bike news

Royal Enfield Classic 350 BS-VI Colour-wise Prices Unveiled

The Indian bikemaker Royal Enfield has announced the launch of its first BS-VI compliant bike, the Classic 350. The motorcycle carries a price tag of Rs 1,65,025.

The Indian bikemaker Royal Enfield has announced the launch of its first BS-VI compliant bike, the Classic 350. The motorcycle carries a price tag of Rs 1,65,025. The bike manufacturer offers the newly launched BS-VI Classic 350 in five distinctive colour shades, and even alloy wheels in some trims. Given below are the colour shade options, and price of the bike and we’ve compared them with the ex-showroom price of BS-IV models.

Colour Option

Price (BS-VI)

Price (BS-IV)

Difference

Classic Black

Rs 1,65,025

Rs 1,53,903

Rs 11,122

Gunmetal Grey

Rs 1,69,791

Rs 1,55,740

Rs 14,051

Signals Stormrider Sand

Rs 1,75,281

Rs 1,64,095

Rs 11,186

Signals Airborne Blue

Rs 1,75,281

Rs 1,64,095

Rs 11,186

Stealth Balck

Rs 1,81,728

NA

NA

Chrome Black

Rs 1,81,728

NA

NA

The Gunmetal Grey in BS-VI trim price is hiked by Rs 14,051. The main reason behind the increase in the price of Gunmetal Grey colour option is the introduction of all-new alloy wheels which are not offered with other variants like Classic Black and Signals. The other trim which gets the alloy wheels is the new Stealth Black.

Front side shot of Royal Enfield Classic 350 BS-VI

The bike manufacturer offers the newly launched BS-VI Classic 350 in five distinctive colour shades, and even alloy wheels in some trims

Rest of the trims features wire-spoked wheels which are surrounded by tube tyres. Moreover, Royal Enfield has also introduced Chrome Black variant of the bike. The BS-VI compliant Classic 350 also gets an updated instrument console which consists of low-fuel warning along with an engine malfunction/warning indicator. The safety features include a dual-channel ABS and a side-stand inhibitor. Mechanically, the BS-VI Royal Enfield Classic 350 is now powered by an FI system instead of a carburettor.

front side view of the motorcycle

The bikemaker has also fitted the bike with an all-new catalytic converter, temperature sensor along with an O2 sensor

The bikemaker has also fitted the bike with an all-new catalytic converter, temperature sensor along with an O2 sensor. At last, Royal Enfield has replaced the dual-spark unit with a single-spark unit. The power and torque figures are yet to be revealed, but we expect a slight drop in the figures as compared to the BS-IV model, which develops power and torque outputs of 20.07 PS and 28 Nm.