Kathmandu. Royal Enfield has launched a new variant of the Hunter 350 in Nepal.

Along with the new Tarmac Black variant, the company has added two new colours to the top variant, Mumbai Yellow and Moonsuit White. The new variant has features like alloy wheels, Digi-analog instrument cluster, new rider interface and single-channel ABS.

However, the Hunter 350’s smooth riding, tight handling and ‘Pure Motorcycling’ core features have been continued in the company as well. The Hunter 350, which was launched in Nepal only last year, has been popular among the new generation of riders due to its compact design and smooth riding experience.

According to the company, the new variant has been brought with the aim of making it easy and accessible for daily use. It includes alloy wheels, round halogen headlamps, rotary switchgear and sporty grab rails while retaining the original roadster design of the Hunter.

Similarly, single-channel ABS and slip and assist clutch are also its key features. The company says that this will make it easy to change gears.

The two new colours added to the top variant of the Hunter 350 will give customers more opportunities to choose a motorcycle as per their interest and style. Mumbai Yellow is a colour inspired by Mumbai’s art, cinema, and vibrant urban environment.

The bright yellow finish gives the motorcycle a more attractive and youthful look. Similarly, the moonsuit white uses graphics and celestial elements inspired by ‘Orion’. This will give the Hunter 350 a distinct and personal identity.

Yadvinder Singh Gularia, Chief Commercial Officer, Royal Enfield, said, “The Hunter 350 is becoming the choice of the new generation of riders in Nepal. According to him, its design, agile handling and ease of daily use have increased the popularity of the Hunter 350. He said that the new variants and colours will give more riders the opportunity to choose the Hunter 350.

Megh Raj Poudel, director of Alpha Automotive, the official distributor of Royal Enfield in Nepal, also said that the Hunter 350 has created a good relationship among the Nepali riders. He believes that the new variants and colours will create more options for the customers and this will further expand the market of the Hunter 350.

Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is priced at Rs 4,87,000 (ex-showroom Nepal) for the new Tarmac Black variant.

Similarly, the top variant available in Mumbai Yellow and Moonsuit White is priced at Rs 5,11,000 (ex-showroom, Nepal). Bookings and sales of the new variant and Hunter 350 in new colours will begin on September 16, 2026 through authorized Royal Enfield dealers across Nepal.

Royal Enfield’s products include Beer 650, Classic 650, Bullet 650, Guerrilla 450, Hunter 350, Himalayan 450, Classic 350, Bullet 350, etc. The company recently launched its first electric motorcycle, the FF. C6.

Royal Enfield, a subsidiary of Eicher Motors Limited, has more than 2,100 outlets in major cities and markets in India and around 1,200 outlets in more than 80 countries around the world. The company operates CKD assembly plants in Nepal, Bangladesh, Brazil, Thailand, Argentina and Colombia.