Royal Enfield Unveils Refreshed Hunter 350 in Nepal with New Looks, LED Headlamps, and More

 Royal Enfield Launches Updated BS VI Hunter 350 in Nepal with New Colors and Features

Royal Enfield BS VI Hunter 350 (courtesy- google images)

One of the world’s largest mid-size motorcycle manufacturers, Royal Enfield, has launched the new BS VI Hunter 350 in Nepal, featuring updated looks, improved features, and street-inspired limited edition colors.

New 2025 Colors: Racer-Inspired Editions

For the 2025 edition, Royal Enfield has introduced globally inspired, racer-themed color options. These include:

• Rio White
• Tokyo Black
• London Red
• Graphite Grey

These fresh tones add a youthful, energetic appeal to the Hunter 350 lineup.

Upgraded Features for 2025

The new Hunter 350 comes equipped with several enhancements, including but not limited to:

• Slip-assist clutch
• Improved rear suspension
• Dual-channel ABS
• LED headlamps
• Increased ground clearance
• New ergonomic setup

These upgrades aim to elevate overall comfort, safety, and city performance.

Royal Enfield BS VI Hunter 350 (courtesy- google images)

Availability and Pricing in Nepal

Royal Enfield has opened bookings and test rides for the new Hunter 350 across all dealerships in Nepal.

Pricing Details

Single-tone variants (Rio White, Dapper Gray, Graphite Gray): Rs 494,900

Dual-tone variants (Tokyo Black, London Red, Rebel Blue): Rs 499,900

Engine & Riding Experience

The Hunter 350 features a 349cc J-series engine built with compact geometry and a neo-retro design, ideal for urban riders who enjoy maneuvering through tight corners and cruising in the city.

Since its global debut in 2022, the Hunter 350 has attracted over 700,000 riders worldwide.

What the Company Says

Nepal holds a special connection with Royal Enfield, where motorcycling is part of daily life and culture.

Yadvinder Singh Guleria states:

“For young and aspiring riders, the Hunter 350 is built to be a companion machine that adds personality. Its street design and youthful character fit perfectly with Nepal’s energetic cities.”