Royal Enfield has announced updates to its Hunter 350 motorcycle lineup, introducing a new Base Premium variant alongside two fresh colour options for the existing Top variant. The announcements were made at the company's HunterHood street culture event held in Lucknow on April 4, 2026.
The Base Premium variant, offered in Tarmac Black, occupies a new position in the Hunter range by incorporating features previously reserved for higher-tier models. Key additions include alloy wheels in place of spoke rims, a digi-analog instrument cluster with rotary switchgear, a round halogen headlamp, a stitched seat, and a sporty grab rail. The variant also comes equipped with single-channel ABS and a slip-and-assist clutch.
The two new colourways, Mumbai Yellow and Moonshot White, are available exclusively on the Top variant. Royal Enfield describes Mumbai Yellow as drawing from the energy of city life, while Moonshot White takes a design-led approach, featuring hand-rendered graphics inspired by the Orion constellation as a nod to the Hunter name.
The company stated that the new variant is intended to expand the Hunter's reach beyond metropolitan areas and into smaller towns and rural markets. The Hunter 350 was originally launched in 2022 and has since been positioned as an entry point into the Royal Enfield ecosystem for urban and younger riders.
All three motorcycles are priced ex-showroom Chennai. The Base Premium variant in Tarmac Black is priced at ₹1,49,900, while the Top variant is available in two new colours, Mumbai Yellow and Moonshot White, both priced at ₹1,69,804.
All three motorcycles are available for booking and test rides across authorised Royal Enfield dealerships and on the company's website, royalenfield.com, beginning April 4, 2026.