The next-gen Royal Enfield Classic 350 has been recently spotted testing on the Indian roads in a new set of spy photos. Judging from the makeover, the motorcycle looks more retro than ever. The brand is expected to launch its next-gen Classic 350 and Thunderbird variants in the coming months while the motorcycles have been imparted with revised styling.
The test mule of the updated Classic 350 has been spotted with an alloy wheel setup in addition to featuring a tall front visor. The motorcycle has been equipped with a revised tail lamp while the grab rail and the air filter box are also new. In addition to this, the next-gen Royal Enfield Classic 350 has been equipped with an extra cushioned seat to offer maximum comfort to the pillion as well as the rider. The fuel tank of the motorcycle has also been tweaked a bit while the exhaust system has also been revised.
In addition to these changes, the instrument console seen on the last-gen version of the Classic 350 has also been revised and now features an analogue speedometer unit mated to a digital display. The next-gen model of the motorcycle has been spotted with a number of accessories while the brand is also expected to offer a toned-down version with a spoke wheels setup.
The brand has recently launched the BS6-compliant variant of the current-gen Royal Enfield Classic 350 in the Indian market at a price tag of INR 1.65 lakh (ex-showroom). One can expect the next-gen variant of the motorcycle to be launched sometime in mid-2020 though there has been no official confirmation received on the same.
In terms of pricing, the next-gen Royal Enfield Classic 350 is expected to get a premium of 10% to 15% when compared to the price tag of the current-gen variant. The brand is currently working on launching an entry-level cruiser in the Indian market that will specifically cater to the women riders and young millennials.
