Royal Enfield has rolled out a refreshed version of its popular Meteor 350 cruiser, now starting at just Rs. 1.95 lakh (ex-showroom). Launched in 2020 as the first bike on the J-series engine platform, the Meteor 350 joins other models like the Classic 350, Bullet 350, and Hunter 350. This mid-cycle update brings a fresh look, new features, and a lower price thanks to recent GST reductions. Hereโs everything you need to know about the 2025 Royal Enfield Meteor 350.
Fresh Look and New Colors
The updated Meteor 350 sports a vibrant new blue shade among seven new color options across its four variants: Fireball, Stellar, Aurora, and Supernova. The Fireball variant comes in bold Fireball Orange and Fireball Grey, priced at Rs. 1,95,762. The Stellar variant offers subtle Stellar Matt Grey and Stellar Marine Blue, priced at Rs. 2,03,419 (with a special Rs. 1,99,990 price in Kerala). The Aurora variant brings retro vibes with Retro Green and Red, priced at Rs. 2,06,290. At the top, the Supernova Black variant, with modern chrome accents, costs Rs. 2,15,883. These new colors give the Meteor 350 a fresh and stylish edge.
Upgraded Features for 2025
Royal Enfield has packed the Meteor 350 with new goodies. It now features an LED headlamp and LED turn indicators for better visibility and a modern look. A USB Type-C charging port is standard, perfect for keeping your devices powered on the go. The Google-powered Tripper Navigation system offers turn-by-turn directions, making rides hassle-free. A new slipper and assist clutch ensures smoother gear shifts, especially in traffic. The Stellar trim swaps the chrome exhaust for a sporty blacked-out version and adds mild graphic updates. The Supernova and Aurora variants also include adjustable levers for extra comfort.
Same Reliable Engine
No changes under the hoodโthe Meteor 350 sticks with its trusty 349cc single-cylinder, air-cooled, fuel-injected engine. It pumps out 20.2 horsepower at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm of torque at 4,000 rpm, delivering the smooth and relaxed performance cruisers are known for. A five-speed gearbox handles transmission duties. The bikeโs twin downtube spine frame, paired with 41mm telescopic front suspension and twin rear shock absorbers, ensures a comfortable ride. It rolls on alloy wheels with tubeless tires, has disc brakes with dual-channel ABS, and a 15-litre fuel tank. With a kerb weight of 191 kg, itโs easy to handle.
Dimensions and Build
The Meteor 350 measures 2,140 mm long, 845 mm wide, and 1,140 mm tall, with a 1,400 mm wheelbase and a low 765 mm seat height, making it accessible for most riders. Its 170 mm ground clearance handles rough roads with ease. The bikeโs classic cruiser design is enhanced by its updated features, blending retro charm with modern tech.
Personalization Kits and Warranty
Royal Enfield offers two customization kits for the Meteor 350. The Urban Kit includes a black drag handlebar, black round bar-end mirrors, a low rider seat, and a tinted flyscreen for a sleek city look. The Grand Tourer Kit, designed for long rides, comes with a brown touring rider and pillion seat, premium longhaul panniers with rails, deluxe foot pegs, a touring handlebar, LED fog lights, and round mirrors. The bike also gets an extended warranty of up to seven years or 40,000 km (on top of the standard three-year/30,000 km coverage), plus roadside assistance for peace of mind.
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the Meteor 350 Stands Out
The 2025 Meteor 350 combines classic cruiser styling with practical upgrades, making it a great choice for riders who want style, comfort, and affordability. With its lower price (thanks to GST 2.0 changes, saving around Rs. 13,000 on the base model), new colors, and added features, itโs ready to compete in the 350cc segment. Test rides and bookings are already open, with sales starting on September 22, 2025. Whether youโre a city rider or a long-distance cruiser, the updated Meteor 350 has something for everyone.
