Kathmandu, September 16, 2026: Royal Enfield, the global leader in the mid-size motorcycle segment (250-750cc), today expanded its Hunter 350 portfolio with the introduction of a new variant in Tarmac Black and two new colourways for the Top variant – Mumbai Yellow and Moonshot White.
With the introduction of the new variant, Royal Enfield is making the Hunter 350 experience more accessible to a wider set of riders in Nepal, while retaining the motorcycle’s core DNA of effortless riding, intuitive control and pure motorcycling. The new colourways for the Top variant add fresh options for riders looking to make the Hunter 350 their own.
Since its launch in Nepal in 2025, the Hunter 350 has brought a distinctive expression of Pure Motorcycling to a new generation of riders, combining a lightweight, agile character with compact proportions and a neo-retro design. Its intuitive handling, accessible performance and unmistakable personality have made it a strong proposition for riders who see their motorcycle as an extension of their individuality.
HUNTER 350 NEW VARIANT, TARMAC BLACK
Designed to make the Hunter 350’s entry point more accessible, the new variant keeps the core roadster DNA alive. It incorporates select features from the mid and top variants while preserving a clear differentiation across the lineup.
KEY FEATURES INCLUDE:
- Alloy wheels for practical everyday usability.
- Round halogen headlamp, aligned with the Hunter’s neo-retro character.
- Digi-analog instrument cluster paired with rotary switchgear for a more intuitive, tactile interface.
- Stitched seat and sporty grab rail, enhancing comfort and finish.
- Single-channel ABS and a slip & assist clutch for smoother gear shifts.
NEW COLOURWAYS: MUMBAI YELLOW AND MOONSHOT WHITE
The Top variant’s colour palette also grows, with two new additions. Mumbai Yellow is bold, energetic and distinctly urban, drawing inspiration from the city’s vibrant mix of Bollywood, art and constant motion. The high-impact finish brings an expressive, culture-led character to the Hunter 350.
Moonshot White offers a more narrative-led expression, drawing inspiration from Orion, the archetypal hunter. Hand-rendered graphics and celestial elements explore themes of duality and individuality, creating a distinctive interpretation of the Hunter 350.
Speaking about the new Hunter 350, Yadvinder Singh Guleria, Chief Commercial Officer, Royal Enfield, said: “The Hunter 350 has established itself as a motorcycle of choice for a new generation of riders in Nepal, bringing together distinctive design, agile handling and everyday usability. Its growing appeal reflects the evolving preferences of riders who seek a motorcycle that is expressive, versatile and suited to their everyday journeys. With the introduction of the new variant, we are making the Hunter 350’s distinctive character accessible to an even wider set of riders. The new Mumbai Yellow and Moonshot White colourways further build on the Hunter’s spirit of individuality, giving riders more ways to express themselves through the motorcycle they ride.”
Commenting on the launch, Mr. Meghraj Paudel, Director, Alpha Automotive, said: “The Hunter 350 has established a strong connection with riders in Nepal through its distinctive design, agile character and accessible riding experience. We are delighted to bring the new variant and the two new colourways to Nepal, giving our customers a wider choice within the Hunter 350. We believe the new variant, together with the expressive new colourways, will further strengthen the Hunter 350’s appeal among riders across Nepal.”
AVAILABILITY
The Hunter 350’s new variant in Tarmac Black is available at NPR 487,000 (ex-showroom Nepal), while the Top variant is now also available in Mumbai Yellow and Moonshot White, at NPR 511,000 (ex-showroom Nepal). Bookings and retail will begin September 16, 2026 across authorised Royal Enfield dealerships in Nepal.
About Royal Enfield
The oldest motorcycle brand in continuous production, Royal Enfield has created beautifully crafted motorcycles since 1901. From its British roots, a manufacturing plant was established in Madras in 1955, a foothold from which Royal Enfield spearheaded the growth of India’s mid-sized two-wheeler segment. Royal Enfields are engaging, uncomplicated, accessible and fun to ride; a vehicle for exploration and self-expression. It’s an approach the brand calls ‘Pure Motorcycling’. Royal Enfield’s premium line-up includes Bear 650, Classic 650, Bullet 650 and the Guerrilla 450 modern roadster, Hunter 350, Meteor 350, Super Meteor 650, Interceptor 650 and Continental GT 650 twins, the Shotgun 650, the Himalayan 450, the Scram 440 ADV Crossover, the iconic Bullet 350, Classic 350 and Goan Classic 350. The company recently launched its first electric motorcycle, the FF.C6 as part of its city+ electric mobility brand – the Flying Flea – a fresh take on urban mobility, blending authentic design with advanced technology.
Riders and a passionate community are fostered with a rich profusion of events at a local, regional and international level. Most notable are Motoverse (previously Rider Mania), an annual gathering of thousands of Royal Enfield enthusiasts in Goa, and Himalayan Odyssey; a yearly pilgrimage over some of the toughest terrain and highest mountain passes.
A division of Eicher Motors Limited, Royal Enfield operates through more than 2100+ retail outlets across all major cities and towns in India and through nearly 1200+ stores in 80+ countries around the globe. Royal Enfield also has two world-class technical centres, in Bruntingthorpe, UK, and in Chennai, India. The company’s four state-of-the-art production facilities are located at Thiruvottiyur, Cheyyar, Oragadam and Vallam Vadagal, near Chennai. Across the world, Royal Enfield has seven modern CKD assembly facilities in Bangladesh, Nepal, Brazil (2), Thailand, Argentina and Colombia.
