Royal Enfield An interesting list of products is either ready or almost ready for launch. One of the most anticipated of these is the Royal Enfield Hunter 350. It has been spied testing several times in the past and now even it has a production-ready version as per the reports. Expected to launch within next two months, here’s what we know about it Royal Enfield Hunter 350 And what do we expect from it.
For starters, the new upcoming Hunter 350 will be powered by the same J-platform 349cc single-cylinder engine that was offered with meteor 350 And then later the new Classic 350. So, it will make the same 20 hp and 27 Nm of torque.
The primary factor that differentiates the Hunter 350 from the Meteor and Classic will be its naked nature on the road. So, the seating position in it will be more upright. The Hunter 350 is expected to be offered in two variants – one with alloy wheels and fork gaiters and the other with spoke wheels but no gaiters.
For starters, the new upcoming Hunter 350 will be powered by the same J-platform 349cc single-cylinder engine that was offered with meteor 350 And then later the new Classic 350. So, it will make the same 20 hp and 27 Nm of torque.
The primary factor that differentiates the Hunter 350 from the Meteor and Classic will be its naked nature on the road. So, the seating position in it will be more upright. The Hunter 350 is expected to be offered in two variants – one with alloy wheels and fork gaiters and the other with spoke wheels but no gaiters.
Like all new Royal Enfield motorcycles, starting with the Meteor 350, the new Classic 350 and then the Himalayan, the Hunter 350 will also get TRIPPER navigation from RE. However, it will most likely be an added extra. Also, because Royal Enfield has still had to remove the tripper as standard fitment from the Meteor and Himalayan due to the ongoing semiconductor shortage.
The Hunter 350 is expected to be either the most affordable J-Platform 350 or the most affordable Royal Enfield, period. It will depend on whether Royal Enfield is priced below the Bullet 350 which is still based on the old UCE platform. In that case, the price is expected to be Rs 1.3-1.4 lakh (ex-showroom).