Royal Enfield has made a strong grip on India's motorcycle segment, to counter which Bajaj and Triumph are going to come together to bring many new and less powerful motorcycles in the market very soon. In view of this, Royal Enfield is also going to bring 4-5 new bikes to maintain its grip in 2022, one of which is the Hunter 350, which is also being manufactured on the platform of meteor 350. Recently, the test model of this motorcycle has been seen from close quarters, which is seen close to production.

Based on the Platform with Meteor 350: The new motorcycle is being built on the platform with Meteor 350 and its engine is also going to be taken from this motorcycle. The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is likely to be built on the J-platform with which the 349 CC engine is going to be available, making the engine 22 BHP of strength and 27NM of peak torque. The company is also providing a 5-speed gearbox with this engine. In the test video, it can be seen that the new motorcycle is going to reach very easily at a speed of 0-100 km/h. There is no official information on this so far, but  it is being said that the weight of the new motorcycle is going to be much less than that of the Meteor 350.

The Hunter 350 is going to be given the most affordable motorcycle in this segment?: The Hunter 350 is also going to be given a semi-digital console and tripper navigation system as we've already got to see in the 2021 Model Royal Enfield Classic 350 and himalayan. It is being speculated that the Hunter 350 is going to be the most affordable motorcycle in this segment, in such a situation, it may not be possible that the bike will not be accompanied by better-looking LED DRL and blinkers. The new bike, which will be launched in India, will compete with the Honda CB350RS, Java Standard 300, Java Forti Two and Benelli Imperiale. It is estimated that the initial ex-showroom price of this bike in the country is going to be around Rs 1.70 lakh.

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