Royal Enfield Classic 350 price increased by ₹ 8,362, now you have to pay ₹ 1.79 lakh to buy
There is bad news for bullet lovers. India's most popular automobile company Royal Enfield has increased the price of its most successful bike Royal Enfield Classic 350. The company has increased the price of bikes due to increase in input cost due to increase in raw material prices. The company launched the bike in April 2020 with a BS6 engine last year. Now the company is also preparing to launch the next generation model of this bike.
Now the starting price of this bike is Rs 1,79,782
Now the starting price of this bike is Rs 1,79,782
How much did the price go up?
The company has increased the price of the bike by Rs 8,362. Now the starting price of this bike is Rs 1,79,782. Earlier in April, the price of this bike was Rs. 5,992 was increased. Customers will now have to pay Rs 2,06,962 to buy the top end variant of the bike, which is equipped with ABS Steel Black and Chrome Black variants.
The biggest change seen in the new generation Classic 350 is the engine. Royal Enfield has given the bike a new 349cc single cylinder air cooler long stroke engine that can generate 20.2 bhp of power and 27 Nm of pickup torque. The bike will be launched with a 5 speed gearbox. Riding the new Classic 350 will not cause much vibration and people will be able to enjoy riding this bike a lot.
The rider will be able to take advantage of other features including navigation by downloading the Royal Enfield App to his smartphone.
The rider will be able to take advantage of other features including navigation by downloading the Royal Enfield App to his smartphone.
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The most special feature of the new Classic 350 is that it uses a new tripper navigation system similar to the Meteor 350, allowing the rider to download the Royal Enfield App to his smartphone and take advantage of other features, including navigation, with the help of a digital instrument cluster. The Royal Enfield will compete with other bikes in the range, including the recently launched Honda Highness CB 350 by the new Classic 350.
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