New Royal Enfield Classic 350 White Colour Launched – First Look

White returns to the Classic 350, making its first appearance on the J-series model as Royal Enfield heads into the festive season with strong sales momentum.

Royal Enfield has introduced a new Signature White colour option for the Classic 350, priced at Rs 2,23,275, ex-showroom. The new shade joins Emerald at the top of the motorcycle’s price range, offering buyers another choice ahead of the festive season. This is a colour update, with engine specifications and mechanicals remaining unchanged.

White was previously available on the older-generation Classic. Its return now brings the shade to the J-series Classic 350 for the first time, pairing a familiar colour with the current motorcycle’s platform.

Classic 350 Signature White – What Changes?

The Signature White treatment combines a white fuel tank and side panels with contrasting black elements. Fine dark pinstriping outlines the tank and triangular side panel, while a circular Royal Enfield badge and cursive Classic lettering add to the retro appearance.

Black front and rear mudguards, a black headlamp housing and frame provide contrast. Chrome detailing on the exhaust, engine covers and mirrors complements the wire-spoke wheels. The motorcycle also features a brown rider seat, adding another visual distinction to the white-and-black combination.

The overall design remains recognisably Classic, retaining its rounded fuel tank, circular headlamp and traditional proportions. The new finish gives buyers a lighter alternative to the darker shades already available in the lineup.

Priced Alongside Emerald

At Rs 2,23,275, Signature White is priced on par with Emerald. Both sit above Stealth Black and Gun Grey, which cost Rs 2,18,423 each, making the new white option Rs 4,852 more expensive. With Signature White included, the supplied price list now covers 10 colour options, giving buyers a broad choice of finishes across the Classic 350 range.

The wider Classic 350 range starts at Rs 1,87,434 for Redditch Red, followed by Halcyon Black at Rs 1,90,195. Madras Red and Jodhpur Blue are priced at Rs 1,93,668 each, while Medallion Bronze costs Rs 1,98,040. Commando Sand is listed at Rs 2,09,684. All prices are ex-showroom.

Same 349cc J-Series Engine

The Classic 350 continues with its 349cc, single-cylinder, air-oil-cooled engine, producing 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm at 4,000 rpm. It is paired with a five-speed gearbox, with the specifications listing an assist-and-slipper clutch. The launch comes as Classic 350 continues to lead Royal Enfield’s domestic sales.

The motorcycle recorded 43,428 units in August 2026, up 20.55% from 36,025 units in August 2025. Compared to July’s 39,197 units, sales increased 10.79%, adding 4,231 units. Classic 350 alone accounted for 37.78% of Royal Enfield’s domestic volumes in August and contributed nearly 58% of the brand’s net yearly sales increase.

Introducing Signature White ahead of the festive season gives Royal Enfield another way to attract buyers to its strongest-selling motorcycle. For customers who remember the older white Classic, the new option also brings a familiar visual appeal to the current J-series model.