Royal Enfield Bullet 350 News

The prices for the motorcycle have now gone up by over Rs 2,000, from when it was launched

The latest version of Royal Enfield’s oldest model in continuous production has been launched in Japan with the J-series 350 cc engine.

Named Military SilverBlack and Military SilverRed variants, the new colour trims are priced at Rs. 1.79 lakh.

The Bullet 350 is back in a new generation and there are a lot of changes under the skin.

The Bullet 350 is the newest Royal Enfield in the market. But how different is it from the Classic 350? We tell you

The new Bullet 350 adopts RE’s modern platform and powertrain

Here’s how Royal Enfield’s latest offering, the Bullet 350 holds up against its rivals on paper

With the switch to the J-platform, the quintessential Royal Enfield promises to be poles apart from its predecessor.

In continuous production since 1948, the latest iteration of the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 has been launched in India

The new Bullet moves to Royal Enfield’s J-Series platform and shares much with the likes of the Classic 350 and Meteor 350.

The latest version of the motorcycle will be equipped with Royal Enfield’s J-series engine which debuted in the Meteor 350

With the new Meteor 350, Royal Enfield has introduced an all-new 350 cc single-cylinder engine. We take a deep dive to see how different it is from the TwinSpark UCE 350 engine it is set to replace.

The information from the leaked brochure of the upcoming Royal Enfield Bullet 350 makes for an interesting read. Here’s why!

The legendary Royal Enfield Bullet 350 is all set to be revived in an all-new form, with the new J-series 350 cc platform. The new Bullet 350 will be launched on August 30, 2023.

Royal Enfield has added a new version of the Bullet 350 to its fleet and the motorcycle is priced at Rs. 1.12 lakh (ex-showroom), making it the brand's most affordable offering currently to go on sale. The new Royal Enfield Bullet 350 range comes with styling updates and new colour options in a bid to appeal to a wider set of buyers. The new variant is also about Rs. 11,000 cheaper than the standard Bullet 350, and about Rs. 22,000 more affordable than the Bullet 350 ES. Bookings for the new RE Bullet 350 variants starts from today across the company's dealerships.

Chennai-based motorcycle maker Royal Enfield has announced a recall for 7000 units of the Bullet range of motorcycles. The recall affects the Royal Enfield Bullet and Electra 350 and 500 variants that were manufactured between March 20 and April 30 this year. The recall is related to an issue of a faulty brake caliper bolt that failed to meet the required torque quality to standards, according to Royal Enfield and the recall is a proactive measure given the importance of the part concerned.

The Royal Enfield Bullet 350 and the 350 ES is now equipped with a single-channel ABS and rear lift protection.

The Royal Enfield Bullet 500 has recently joined the list of RE bikes that have been introduced with ABS (Antilock Braking System). Priced at Rs. 1.86 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), the Bullet 500 is the first Royal Enfield bike to get ABS in 2019.

Rumours have been rife about Royal Enfield bringing a Scrambler-styled motorcycle next year to the Indian market and while it was expected to be a new 650 cc offering, the latest set of leaked images say otherwise. According to the latest images emerged online, Royal Enfield is working on the Scrambler version of the Bullet 350 and 500 that is likely to go on sale in the first half of 2019. To be badged as the Royal Enfield Bullet Trials 350 and 500, the bikes look identical to the ones we've spotted testing in the past and will come with an upswept exhaust, knobby tyres, single seat, among other changes.

Royal Enfield has introduced a rear disc brake on its Bullet range in the Indian market. The rear disc brake equipped Royal Enfield Bullet 350 is priced at Rs. 1.28 lakh, while the Bullet 350 ES is priced at Rs. 1.32 lakh. The range-topping Royal Enfield Bullet 500 with a rear disc brake is priced at Rs. 1.72 lakh (all prices, ex-showroom Delhi). While the rear disc brake is standard now on the Bullet range, there's no word on the ABS-equipped version, which is likely to arrive in early 2019. As per the government regulations, ABS will be mandatory on all motorcycles that are 125 cc and above.