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Royal Enfield Adds Signature White to Classic 350 J-Series

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Royal Enfield's Classic 350 gains a new Signature White finish at Rs 2,23,275 ex-showroom, arriving as the model leads domestic sales into the festive season.

Royal Enfield has added a fresh Signature White finish to the Classic 350, priced at Rs 2,23,275 ex-showroom. The shade slots in alongside Emerald at the upper end of the range and gives buyers one more option as the company moves into the festive selling season.

The update is purely cosmetic. The engine and running gear carry over without change, so only the paint scheme separates this variant from the rest of the line. White featured on the previous-generation Classic, but this marks the first time the colour has reached the current J-series version of the motorcycle.

The Signature White scheme wraps the fuel tank and side panels in white and sets them against black accents. Thin dark pinstripes trace the outline of the tank and the triangular side panel, while a round Royal Enfield emblem and flowing Classic script reinforce the bike's period styling. The front and rear mudguards, the headlamp shell and the frame are all finished in black to sharpen the contrast.

Chrome runs across the exhaust, the engine covers and the mirrors, matched to the traditional wire-spoke wheels. A brown rider's seat adds a further point of contrast to the black-and-white body. The rest of the silhouette stays true to the Classic template, keeping the rounded tank, circular headlamp and upright proportions that define the model. The lighter tone gives customers an alternative to the darker paints already on sale.

Where Signature White Sits on Price

At Rs 2,23,275, Signature White carries the same sticker as Emerald. Both sit above Stealth Black and Gun Grey, each listed at Rs 2,18,423, which makes the new white variant Rs 4,852 dearer than those two. With this addition, the published price sheet now spans 10 colour choices across the Classic 350 family.

The range opens with Redditch Red at Rs 1,87,434, followed by Halcyon Black at Rs 1,90,195. Madras Red and Jodhpur Blue are both listed at Rs 1,93,668, Medallion Bronze at Rs 1,98,040 and Commando Sand at Rs 2,09,684. Every figure is quoted ex-showroom.

Unchanged 349cc Motor

Underneath the new paint, the Classic 350 keeps its 349cc single-cylinder, air-oil-cooled engine. It delivers 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm at 4,000 rpm, driving through a five-speed gearbox with an assist-and-slipper clutch on the spec list.

The launch lands while the Classic 350 remains Royal Enfield's best-selling model at home. The motorcycle moved 43,428 units in August 2026, a rise of 20.55 percent over the 36,025 units sold in August 2025. Against July's tally of 39,197, volumes climbed 10.79 percent, an increase of 4,231 units.

Those numbers gave the Classic 350 a 37.78 percent share of Royal Enfield's domestic sales in August, and the model supplied close to 58 percent of the brand's net gain in yearly volume. Rolling out Signature White before the festive rush hands the company an added draw for its highest-volume bike, while the return of a white paint option revives a familiar look for buyers who recall the earlier Classic.

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