Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Base Premium Onroad Price For November 2026

The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Base Premium is the most practical variant in the Hunter 350 lineup for buyers who want value over extras. It costs approx Rs 17,000 more than the entry-level Retro variant and adds alloy wheels and premium rotary-style switchgear. More importantly, this makes it the cheapest Hunter 350 variant with alloy wheels at both ends with tubeless tyres. It is aimed at buyers who want the look and practicality of alloys with tubeless tyres, without stretching to the mid-spec model's price. 

It is also approx Rs 18,000 cheaper than the Mid variant, with the same 349cc engine as the rest of the range. It comes in Tarmac Black only. If you’re planning to buy this Hunter 350 variant this Diwali, here is what you will pay in the top five cities:

On-Road Price Across Major Cities

While the ex-showroom price is uniform, the final on-road cost varies significantly across major cities due to differences in RTO charges. So buyers in high-tax states should factor this into their budget.

For a 3-year loan at an assumed interest rate of 9.7% and a downpayment of around Rs 19,000, the monthly EMI would be around Rs 5,032 going up to approximately Rs 5,528. 

With Diwali around the corner, dealers may be offering festive discounts, exchange benefits and finance deals, so check with your nearest Royal Enfield showroom before you book to get the most out of your purchase.

Disclaimer: The prices mentioned are estimated on-road prices for the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 Base Premium as of November 2026. Actual prices may vary depending on the dealership, insurance provider and additional charges or accessories. Buyers are advised to check the final price with their nearest Royal Enfield showroom.