Royal Enfield’s latest move is all about looking. The Classic 350 now comes in a crisp Signature White that sits right beside the existing Emerald flagship, and it starts at ₹2.24 lakh ex‑showroom. Buyers who want a fresh aesthetic can snag the white without paying a premium for new tech.
The bike’s heart stays the same. A 349‑cc single‑cylinder J‑series engine churns out 20.2 hp and 27 Nm, paired with a 5‑speed gearbox. Disc brakes and dual‑channel ABS come standard, while the slip‑and‑assist clutch is a feature across the range.
Wheels and colours are the main differentiators. Seven variants use tubed wire‑spoke wheels, while only Gun Grey and Stealth Black get alloy rims. All models sport 19‑inch front and 18‑inch rear wheels. Signature White joins the top‑tier colours with the same wheel setup.
The higher trim levels offer a Tripper navigation pod that delivers turn‑by‑turn directions. Bookings for the new colour are live on Royal Enfield’s website, and the bike will be available in Chennai and across India once production ramps up. Buyers can choose whether the added navigation and premium finish justify the extra cost.
In the broader market, the Classic 350’s price and styling keep it competitive against other entry‑level premium bikes like the Bajaj Pulsar NS200 or the TVS Apache RTR 200. The new white finish is a simple way to differentiate without overhauling performance.
Keep an eye on the launch timeline: production is slated to begin in the next quarter, with showroom deliveries expected by September. The extra colour adds a new layer of choice for fans of the Classic 350’s timeless design.