After the recent GST rate cut on two-wheelers, Royal Enfield has lowered the prices of some of its most famous motorcycles, such as the Bullet 350, the Hunter 350, and the Classic series. With this change, riders can buy their favorite Royal Enfield models for less money, which makes these famous bikes easier for more people in India to get.
Price changes and a drop in GST
Because the Indian government cut GST on two-wheelers from 28% to 18%, Royal Enfield had to cut prices right away. The Bullet 350 is now priced starting at ₹1.66 lakh (ex-showroom), which is less than the ₹1.72 lakh it cost before. The price of the young and fast Hunter 350 has also gone down. It is now priced from ₹1.66 lakh, down from about ₹1.72 lakh. The Classic 350, which has a classic retro look, is now priced at ₹1.75 lakh, down from ₹1.82 lakh.
Bullet 350: A Classic and Reasonably Priced
With its classic look and reliable performance, the Bullet 350 is still the perfect Royal Enfield motorbike. Since the GST cut the price, fans can now get this favorite for ₹1.66 lakh. The Bullet 350 has an air-cooled 346cc engine and is great for riders who want a classic look and a bike that they can use every day.
Hunter 350: Stylish and Easy to Get
Younger riders like the Hunter 350 because it looks modern and is easy to control. Its new, low price of ₹1.66 lakh after the GST cut makes it a good choice for city workers and people who are buying their first Royal Enfield. The 349cc engine gives you quick acceleration, making it perfect for riding in cities and going on weekend trips.
Classic Series: Beautiful and Affordable
The price drop is great for the Classic 350, which is loved for its retro look and high-end appeal. It is now priced at ₹1.75 lakh, which makes it a great deal for people who want a motorbike that looks old-fashioned but works well today. With these new prices, the Classic line is now an even stronger competitor in the mid-weight motorcycle market.
Since GST went down, Royal Enfield has passed the savings on to customers by dropping the prices of the Bullet 350, Hunter 350, and Classic 350. It is now cheaper to own a Royal Enfield. The Bullet 350 and Hunter 350 start at ₹1.66 lakh, and the Classic 350 costs ₹1.75 lakh. This move not only makes motorbike fans more likely to try these famous models, but it also strengthens Royal Enfield’s position as the market leader in India for mid-range motorcycles.
