Honda has introduced updated versions of its CB350 family in India alongside the new CB500. The refreshed lineup includes the CB350, CB350RS and CB350C, with new colour options and styling changes across the range.
Bookings for the updated motorcycles have started at Honda BigWing dealerships, according to a report by Rushlane. The CB350 family is available in eight variants with prices ranging from ₹1,95,200 to ₹2,04,700 ex-showroom.
Honda CB350 Series Prices Start at ₹1.95 Lakh
The updated Honda CB350 is offered in three variants — Standard, DLX and Chrome. The CB350RS gets Standard and DLX variants, while the CB350C is available in Standard, DLX and Special Edition versions.
The difference between the starting and top-end prices across the eight variants is ₹9,500. This gives buyers several options across the CB350 family based on styling and features.
Honda CB350 Gets Different Styling Options
The standard CB350 continues with a modern-classic design featuring a round headlamp, chrome elements and a brown seat. Its styling is aimed at riders looking for a traditional roadster appearance with modern touches.
The CB350RS has a sportier look with a blacked-out exhaust, orange accents and shorter rear bodywork. The CB350C follows a more traditional design with larger mudguards, tank kneepads and split brown seats.
Honda CB350 Series Keeps the Same Engine
There are no major changes to the powertrain across the updated models. The CB350, CB350RS and CB350C continue to use a 348.6cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine.
The motorcycles come with features including Honda RoadSync connectivity, an assist and slipper clutch, dual-channel ABS and all-LED lighting. Honda Selectable Torque Control and disc brakes on both wheels are also offered for improved control and safety.
Honda CB350 Variant-Wise Prices
The Honda CB350 Standard is priced at ₹1,95,200, while the DLX costs ₹1,97,900 and the Chrome variant is priced at ₹1,99,900.
The CB350RS Standard costs ₹1,99,900, while its DLX variant is priced at ₹2,02,500. The CB350C Standard is available at ₹2,00,300, followed by the DLX at ₹2,02,700.
The top-end CB350C Special Edition is priced at ₹2,04,700, making it the most expensive variant in the updated CB350 family. All prices are ex-showroom.
Honda has also announced several other two-wheeler products for the Indian market. The company is expected to introduce more models from its announced lineup in the coming period.
