Royal Enfield Launches the New BS6 Hunter 350 in Nepal with Fresh Design and Features

Royal Enfield Nepal, has officially launched the BS6 Hunter 350 in Nepal, introducing a refreshed and feature-packed upgrade of its popular street roadster. the 2025 Hunter 350 brings a stylish new look, improved functionality, and a more refined urban riding experience.

The new Hunter 350 becomes the first 350cc Royal Enfield motorcycle to feature a slip-assist clutch, offering smoother gear shifts and reduced clutch effort. The motorcycle also arrives with four new colourways inspired by iconic global locations. Rio White represents the warm, sandy charm of Rio, Tokyo Black mirrors the sleek asphalt streets of Tokyo, London Red adds a touch of classic red-brick energy from London, while Graphite Grey delivers a stealthy, modern attitude suited for any urban environment.

Royal Enfield has also refined the motorcycle’s comfort and handling by introducing an updated suspension setup, increased ground clearance, a more comfortable seat, dual-channel ABS, and an improved ergonomic triangular design that ensures better rider connection and balance. The addition of LED headlamps improves visibility and enhances the motorcycle’s contemporary appearance.

Powered by the reliable 349cc J-series engine, the Hunter 350 continues to deliver strong torque, effortless city performance, and an easy-going neo-retro charm. Its compact geometry makes it perfect for navigating Nepal’s urban traffic, tight bends, and everyday commutes. Since its global debut in 2022, the Hunter 350 has become one of Royal Enfield’s fastest-growing motorcycles, with more than 700,000 riders worldwide embracing its style and agility.

The new Hunter 350 is available across Nepal in two pricing options. The Single Tone variants — Rio White, Dapper Grey, and Graphite Grey — are priced at NPR 494,900. The Dual Tone options — Tokyo Black, London Red, and Rebel Blue — are priced at NPR 499,900.