Royal Enfield has introduced a new Signature White colour for the Classic 350 in India, giving buyers another option ahead of the 2026 festive season. The new colour has been added to the popular retro motorcycle without bringing any major mechanical changes. The Signature White version is positioned at the premium end of the Classic 350 range and is priced at Rs 2,24,275 ex showroom in Chennai. It is available through Royal Enfield dealerships and the company’s sales network.
The Classic 350 continues to be one of Royal Enfield’s key motorcycles in the Indian market. The latest update focuses mainly on expanding the colour and variant choices rather than changing the motorcycle’s basic design or engine. The new Signature White version combines a white fuel tank and side panels with black elements, including the mudguards, headlamp housing and frame. Dark pinstriping and chrome components add contrast, while the brown touring seats give the motorcycle a distinct appearance.
The Signature White colour is positioned alongside the Emerald version at the top end of the Classic 350 price range. According to current reports, the new version uses wire spoke wheels with tubed tyres. Gun Grey and Stealth Black remain the Classic 350 configurations available with alloy wheels, while the other variants use wire spoke wheels. The motorcycle continues to use 19 inch front and 18 inch rear wheel sizes.
The latest Classic 350 is powered by Royal Enfield’s 349cc single cylinder J series petrol engine. The air and oil cooled engine produces 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm of peak torque at 4,000 rpm. Power is transmitted through a five speed gearbox. The engine and transmission setup remains unchanged with the introduction of the Signature White colour.
Royal Enfield has also introduced rider convenience improvements to the 2026 Classic 350 range. These include an assist and slipper clutch and a USB Type C fast charging port on applicable variants. The assist and slipper clutch is designed to reduce clutch effort and make gear changes smoother, particularly during everyday riding. The USB Type C port allows riders to charge compatible smartphones and other devices while riding.
The motorcycle also continues to offer adjustable brake and clutch levers, LED lighting and a Tripper navigation display on higher variants. The Tripper system provides turn by turn navigation information without requiring the rider to constantly check a smartphone. These features allow the Classic 350 to retain its traditional design while adding modern convenience equipment.
The Classic 350 is available in a range of colours and specifications. Current Royal Enfield pricing lists the range from Rs 1,87,434 for Redditch Red to Rs 2,23,275 for Emerald, before the new Signature White version at Rs 2,24,275. Royal Enfield’s official website currently lists Emerald, Stealth Black, Gun Grey, Commando Sand, Medallion Bronze, Madras Red, Jodhpur Blue, Redditch Red and Halcyon Black in its main Classic 350 colour and variant information.
Classic 350 Price List
Redditch Red: Rs 1,87,434 ex showroom
Halcyon Black: Rs 1,90,195 ex showroom
Madras Red: Rs 1,93,668 ex showroom
Jodhpur Blue: Rs 1,93,668 ex showroom
Medallion Bronze: Rs 1,98,040 ex showroom
Commando Sand: Rs 2,09,684 ex showroom
Gun Grey: Rs 2,18,423 ex showroom
Stealth Black: Rs 2,18,423 ex showroom
Emerald: Rs 2,23,275 ex showroom
Signature White: Rs 2,24,275 ex showroom in Chennai
The prices above are ex showroom figures and can vary by city, variant configuration and applicable updates. Buyers should check the final price with their nearest authorised Royal Enfield dealership before making a purchase.
The new Signature White version also receives several premium details. It features brown touring seats for the rider and pillion, a Classic logo on the side panel, a stencil style fuel tank decal and Royal Enfield branding. The combination of white body panels, black detailing, brown seats and chrome components gives the motorcycle a different visual treatment while retaining the familiar Classic 350 silhouette.
There are no significant changes to the chassis or core mechanical package with the new colour. The motorcycle continues with a twin downtube spine frame, telescopic front suspension and twin rear shock absorbers. Braking equipment includes disc brakes and dual channel ABS on the applicable variants. The Classic 350 continues to focus on a relaxed riding position and traditional roadster design.
The Classic 350’s styling remains centred around its traditional retro appearance. The motorcycle features a rounded headlamp, teardrop shaped fuel tank, chrome detailing and a relatively simple roadster profile. Royal Enfield has retained these design elements while adding modern equipment such as LED lighting, navigation and USB charging.
The introduction of Signature White comes ahead of the festive buying period, giving customers another colour choice at the premium end of the Classic 350 range. The new colour does not change the engine output or riding hardware, but it adds a different styling option for buyers who prefer a lighter colour scheme.
Overall, the 2026 Royal Enfield Classic 350 continues with the same 349cc engine, five speed gearbox and retro design while receiving convenience updates and additional colour choices. The new Signature White version sits at the top of the current price range at Rs 2,24,275 ex showroom in Chennai. Customers should check the latest city specific price, variant availability and on road cost with an authorised Royal Enfield dealer before booking the motorcycle.