Royal Enfield has expanded the Classic 350 range in India with the introduction of a new Signature White colour option. The latest variant has been launched as a cosmetic update and is positioned at the top end of the Classic 350 lineup alongside the Emerald colour.
The new Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signature White is priced at around Rs 2.24 lakh ex showroom. The exact price reported for the new colour is approximately Rs 2.23 lakh to Rs 2.24 lakh depending on the pricing reference and location. Autocar India lists the new colour at Rs 2.24 lakh ex showroom in Chennai.
The new colour is primarily aimed at customers looking for a different visual treatment for the popular retro roadster. The Signature White version features a white fuel tank and side panels, combined with contrasting black elements. Dark pinstriping is also used around the tank and side panels, giving the motorcycle a traditional appearance.
The motorcycle retains several familiar Classic 350 design elements. These include the rounded fuel tank, circular headlamp design, traditional body proportions and Royal Enfield badging. The Signature White version also uses wire spoke wheels, which complement the motorcycle’s retro styling.
Black components provide contrast against the white bodywork. These include the mudguards, frame and headlamp housing. Chrome detailing on areas such as the exhaust and engine components further adds to the overall appearance. The motorcycle also gets a brown seat, creating a combination of white, black, chrome and brown elements.
One of the key points about the new colour is that there are no major mechanical changes associated with the launch. The Signature White version continues to use the same 349cc single cylinder J series engine found in the existing Classic 350 range. The engine produces 20.2 horsepower and 27 Nm of torque and is paired with a five speed gearbox.
The motorcycle also retains the existing chassis and cycle parts. Dual channel ABS continues to be available on the applicable variants, while the new Signature White version uses wire spoke wheels with tubed tyres. Autocar India reports that the Signature White is mechanically identical to the existing Classic 350 apart from the colour and associated variant details.
The new colour comes after Royal Enfield recently updated the Classic 350 with an assist and slipper clutch and a faster USB Type C charging port on applicable dual channel ABS variants. Those updates were introduced earlier in 2026, while the latest Signature White launch is primarily a colour addition.
Royal Enfield's official Classic 350 information continues to highlight features such as an LED headlamp, USB Type C charging, adjustable brake and clutch levers, Tripper navigation on applicable versions, LED lighting and an assist and slipper clutch on supported variants.
The Signature White colour is also significant because white has previously been associated with earlier versions of the Classic motorcycle. The new colour brings that visual theme to the current J series Classic 350 platform.
With the addition of Signature White, customers now have another appearance option when selecting the Classic 350. The motorcycle continues to be offered in several colour and equipment combinations, with prices varying according to the selected version.
The new Signature White is positioned at the higher end of the Classic 350 price range. It joins Emerald as one of the most expensive colour options. Other versions of the motorcycle are available at lower prices depending on the colour, wheel type and ABS configuration.
The Classic 350 remains one of Royal Enfield's most important motorcycles in the Indian market. Its combination of retro styling and modern mechanical technology has helped the model maintain strong demand. The motorcycle uses the J series 349cc engine platform, which is also used across several other Royal Enfield models.
The new colour does not change the basic riding character of the motorcycle. Buyers choosing Signature White receive the same engine capacity, transmission and fundamental chassis setup as the existing Classic 350 variants. The main difference is the exterior finish and the associated variant positioning.
For customers considering the new colour, the price should also be understood as an ex showroom figure. The final on road price will vary depending on the city, registration charges, insurance, taxes and other applicable costs. Therefore, the amount paid by a buyer at the dealership may be higher than the announced ex showroom price.
Bookings for the Signature White colour have reportedly opened through Royal Enfield's official website. Customers can check the latest availability, pricing and specifications before making a booking.
The new colour arrives ahead of the festive buying season in India, when manufacturers typically introduce new colours, variants and promotional offers to attract motorcycle buyers. For Royal Enfield, the Signature White option provides another way to refresh the Classic 350 lineup without making major changes to the motorcycle's mechanical package.
The Classic 350 continues to combine traditional styling with modern features. Its current equipment package includes LED lighting, USB Type C charging on applicable versions and an assist and slipper clutch. The motorcycle also offers different wheel and ABS configurations depending on the variant selected.
Overall, the Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signature White is a colour focused update rather than a new generation or major mechanical revision. The motorcycle retains its 349cc J series engine, five speed transmission and established chassis, while the new white finish gives buyers an additional styling choice.
Customers interested in the Signature White version should check Royal Enfield's official website or authorised dealerships for the latest price, availability and variant details, as ex showroom prices and availability can vary by location.