# Royal Enfield Classic 350 prices hiked by up to Rs 2,000

2026-10-07T08:01:52+00:00 | Business & Economy | Indian Opinion Desk

Corroboration: 1 independent outlet

Royal Enfield has increased prices of the Classic 350 in India by up to Rs 2,000 across all variants, with no changes to the engine or feature list. The retro motorcycle now starts at Rs 1.89 lakh for the Redditch Red variant and goes up to Rs 2.26 lakh for the Emerald and Signature White colour options. Other variant prices include Madras Red at Rs 1.96 lakh, Medallion Bronze at Rs 2.01 lakh, Commando Sand and Gorkha Green at Rs 2.12 lakh each, and Gun Grey and Stealth Black at Rs 2.21 lakh each. All prices are ex-showroom, Chennai.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The Rs 2,000 price increase adds to the cost of an already popular model in a segment where buyers are price-sensitive. Customers choosing the entry-level Redditch Red variant will feel the hike most as a proportion of the base price, while top-end buyers face a smaller relative impact. The unchanged engine and feature list mean the increase is purely a pricing adjustment, not tied to any product upgrade. The next step for a buyer is to compare the new variant prices against their budget and decide.

## Coverage

- timesnownews.com <https://www.timesnownews.com/auto/bike-news/royal-enfield-classic-350-prices-increased-check-variant-wise-how-much-it-costs-now-article-156288755>
  Leads with the price increase and variant list, no slant

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