For the recently released Hunter 350, Royal Enfield, the industry leader in the mid-segment (250cc – 750cc) motorcycle market, is getting ready to celebrate a young and “vibing” 1 lakh-strong community. After being introduced in August 2022, the Hunter acquired traction among young Indians in just six months, and more than 100,000 of them are already on Indian roads.
The Royal Enfield Hunter is a brand-new motorcycle format that was developed to generate novel experiences for novel audiences. It was introduced to attract ardent riders who cherished the Royal Enfield name. During just six months of its release, the Hunter, an extraordinarily stylish, happy, and muscular motorcycle that exudes retro-metro style, has won the love and appreciation of countless riders.
The Hunter 350 seamlessly blends old-school flair with new-age cool while maintaining the fundamental Royal Enfield DNA. It has a tighter geometry and all the intense flavours of pure riding. The Hunter 350 has already been introduced in a number of markets, including Australia and New Zealand in Oceania, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, and Thailand in APAC, France, Germany, Italy, and the UK in Europe, Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico in LATAM, and Australia and New Zealand in LATAM. The Hunter 350 has won a number of awards, including the prestigious Indian Motorcycle of the Year 2023 award, which was presented by a group of India’s top auto editors.
The Hunter 350’s popularity is a testament to Royal Enfield’s mission to provide motorcycles that are innovative, stylish, and powerful. Royal Enfield is inspired to push the envelope in developing novel styles, forms, and motorcycling expressions by the appreciation and love of the riding community. With such universally appealing mid-size motorcycles, the business continues to broaden its reach in both the Indian and international markets.
Specifications
An engine displacing 349.34 cc powers the Royal Enfield Hunter 350. The power and torque outputs of this Hunter 350 engine are 20.4 PS at 6100 rpm and 27 Nm at 4000 rpm, respectively. The Hunter 350’s advertised mileage is 36.2 kilometres per litre. Front and rear Disc brakes are included on the Royal Enfield Hunter 350. The Hunter 350 has a kerb weight of 181 kg. The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 sports alloy wheels and tubeless tyres.