Royal Enfield has updated the Hunter 350 line-up in Nepal, adding a new Tarmac Black variant and two fresh colours, Mumbai Yellow and Moonshot White, for the top model. Bookings and retail sales for these versions have started across authorised Royal Enfield dealerships in Nepal.
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Where the Hunter 350 now sits in the lineup
In Nepal, the Hunter 350 is listed across five variants. The range starts with Retro Factory Black at Rs 4,64,000 and runs up to the Dual Tone variant at Rs 4,99,900. The Nepal prices of other Royal Enfield models mentioned here have not been announced in the sources provided.
New variant and colour details
The refreshed Hunter range now includes a new Tarmac Black variant positioned as the more accessible option. This version gets:
- Alloy wheels
- Round halogen headlamp
- Digi-analogue instrument cluster with rotary switchgear
- Stitched seat and sporty grab rail
- Single-channel ABS
- Slip-and-assist clutch
Above it, the Hunter 350 top variant gains two extra paint choices:
- Mumbai Yellow, with a bright finish inspired by Mumbai’s urban and cultural character
- Moonshot White, which uses hand-rendered graphics and celestial-themed elements linked to Orion, the archetypal hunter
These join the existing colour palette and sit alongside the previously listed Single Tone and Dual Tone options in the catalog.
Engine, platform and key hardware
All versions of the Hunter 350 in Nepal continue on Royal Enfield’s J-series platform. The bike uses a 349cc single-cylinder, fuel-injected, SOHC, air- and oil-cooled engine meeting OBD-2 standards, producing 20.2 hp and 27 Nm of torque. A 5-speed gearbox is paired with a slip-and-assist clutch.
The motorcycle sits on a twin downtube spine frame and carries compact neo-retro roadster styling. Depending on the variant, buyers get dual disc brakes or a drum rear brake, with single-channel or dual-channel ABS.
Feature highlights on higher variants include:
- Digital-analogue LCD instrument cluster with a retro look
- Tripper navigation system
- LED headlight and LED taillamp
- Type-C fast charging port
With the new Tarmac Black entry point and the two striking top-end colours, the Hunter 350 now gives Nepali buyers more visual choice while keeping its mechanical package familiar and proven. For riders cross-shopping within Royal Enfield’s 350cc range, it remains one of the more affordable ways to get into the brand while still offering modern equipment and distinct styling.
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