Royal Enfield launches 2025 Hunter in new shades; starting price Rs 1.77 lakh

Motorcycle maker Royal Enfield on Monday rolled out the 2025 Hunter 350, taking the number of colours in the Hunter lineup of motorbikes to seven. Launched in the graphite grey colour, the 2025 Hunter is priced from Rs 1,76,750 (ex-showroom). With this, the mid-variant 2025 edition comes in three colour options: graphite grey, rio white, and dapper grey. 

The 2025 edition features a special design aimed at city riders. 

The graphite grey option is available in a matte finish, with a graffiti-inspired neon yellow accent, according to the company. 

What’s new in the 2025 Hunter 350?

The motorcycle comes with the first-in-the-350-cc-segment slip-assist clutch, claims Royal Enfield. 

Here are some of the key features that the latest variant of the popular 350-cc motorcycle offers: 

• Slip-assist clutch
• New suspension
• Added ground clearance
• Improved seat comfort
• LED headlamp
• Tripper pod
• Type-C USB fast charging

Royal Enfield 2025 Hunter colour options 

The 2025 edition comes in the following four colour options:

• Rio white
• Tokyo black
• London red
• Graphite grey

Royal Enfield Hunter 

The 2025 edition comes roughly three years after the motorcycle maker introduced the Hunter model.

Royal Enfield’s 350-cc stable 

Currently, Royal Enfield’s 350-cc lineup comprises four models:

• Classic 350
• Bullet 350
• Meteor 350
• Hunter 350 

In the 350 cc segment, these active models cater to a range of styles: from retro to cruiser to city-friendly roadsters.

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Other segments

Besides, the motorcycle maker also offers the Scram 440 in the 440-cc segment, the Guerrilla 450 and the Himalayan 450 in the 450-cc segment, and the Interceptor 650, the Continental GT 650, the Shotgun 650, the Super Meteor 650, and the Classic 650 in the 650-cc segment. 

The lineup reflects the company’s strategy to cater to diverse rider needs with more models on the horizon.