The Hunter 350 is one of Royal Enfield’s best-selling bikes as it offers the classic single-cylinder feel in an easy-to-handle package. It works well for both daily commutes and occasional short trips. While there are multiple variants at different price points, the best one to buy is the Mid variant. It’s got all the necessary features and mechanical updates, and the only difference between this one and the top-end variant is the colours. It costs Rs 1,37,640, ex-showroom, pan-India. If you’re looking to buy one, here’s how the final price changes based on where you plan to book this bike:
Delhi
Delhi is the cheapest in this list. The RTO charges here is Rs 11,011, the insurance sits at Rs 11,005, and the final on-road price comes to Rs 1,59,656.
Kolkata
If you plan to buy this bike in Kolkata, it will cost you around Rs 1,62,409. You’ll be paying Rs 13,764 as the RTO fee, and insurance stays the same at Rs 11,005.
Mumbai
In Mumbai, the RTO rate jumps to Rs 16,516, which is more than the two cities above. Insurance is unchanged at Rs 11,005. The overall on-road price here comes to Rs 1,65,161
Chennai
If you are booking the bike in Chennai, you’ll be paying the same amount as Mumbai. The RTO charge is Rs 16,516, insurance is Rs 11,005, and the on-road price is also Rs 1,65,161.
Bengaluru
Bengaluru, on the other hand, costs the most by a good margin. The RTO charge alone is Rs 27,500, more than double what Delhi charges, while insurance stays at Rs 11,005. This pushes the on-road price up to Rs 1,76,145, the highest on this list.
Disclaimer: On-road prices are estimates and can vary depending on your local dealership, insurance provider, ongoing offers, and added accessories. The starting EMI figures mentioned here (ranging from around Rs 4,615 to Rs 5,081 a month across cities) are calculated assuming a 6% interest rate. Your actual monthly payment will depend on your down payment, loan tenure, and bank approval terms. Please check with your local Royal Enfield dealer for exact pricing and finance options.
