Meteor 350

Price: Royal Enfield Meteor 350 price for its variant - Meteor 350 Fireball starts at Rs. 1,99,447. The price for the other variants - Meteor 350 Stellar, Meteor 350 Aurora, Meteor 350 Supernova and Meteor 350 Sundowner Orange Special Edition are Rs. 2,08,110, Rs. 2,11,475, Rs. 2,21,307 and Rs. 2,24,383. The mentioned Meteor 350 prices are the average ex-showroom. Royal Enfield Meteor 350 is a cruiser bike available in 5 variants and 8 colours. The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 is powered by 349.34cc BS6 engine which develops a power of 20.2 bhp and a torque of 27 Nm. With both front and rear disc brakes, Royal Enfield Meteor 350 comes up with anti-locking braking system. This Meteor 350 bike weighs 191 kg and has a fuel tank capacity of 15 liters. The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 sees a refresh for 2025, bringing exciting updates to one of the brand’s most popular models. The Meteor 350 stays faithful to the laid-back retro cruiser aesthetic, made popular by the Thunderbird which preceded it. It features a wide-set, muscular fuel tank supplemented by well-cushioned split seats. The 2025 update sees the Meteor 350 range receive LED indicators, while the top variants also receive LED headlamps as standard. As before, the Meteor 350 comes in four variants. The Fireball, Stellar and range-topping Supernova variants come equipped with alloy wheels paired with tubeless tyres and black accents, while the Aurora retains classical styling cues with wire-spoked wheels and, notably, tube tyres. Royal Enfield has also launched a limited-edition Sundowner Edition, featuring a crimson orange colourway and tubeless cross-spoke wheels. The Meteor 350 remains mechanically unchanged, and features Royal Enfield’s J-Series, single-cylinder, long-stroke, 349.3cc oil-cooled engine, putting out 20.2bhp and 27Nm. The five-speed gearbox now comes bundled with a slip-and-assist clutch unit as standard. On the feature front, the once-optional Tripper pod (Royal Enfield’s navigation module) now comes bundled with all four variants, along with an onboard 50W Type-C fast charging port. Furthermore, the top Aurora and Supernova variants now get adjustable brake and clutch levers, something rarely spotted in the cruiser segment. From a ride perspective, the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 doesn’t stray from its proven formula. All four variants are sprung by conventional telescopic forks at the front, and dual shock absorbers at the rear. Front and rear discs come with ABS on all four variants too. The Meteor 350 offers a relaxed riding posture and ergonomics. Coupled with the low seat height, the Meteor 350 becomes an approachable and easy partner for long distances or daily commutes. Cruising at 100kmph remains trouble free, although vibrations make maintaining triple digit speeds challenging over long distances. The Meteor 350 remains a strong contender in the retro-cruiser segment, however pricing has become steeper when compared to its main competitors.