Launched at Rs 2.23 Lakh (ex-showroom), the Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signature White colour line is priced same as the top-end Emerald option
Royal Enfield has introduced a new Signature White colour option for the Classic 350, adding a fresh look to its popular retro motorcycle ahead of the festive season. Priced at Rs 223,275 (ex-showroom), the new colour sits alongside Emerald at the top end of the Clasic 350 range.
The latest update is limited to the colour scheme, with no changes made to the motorcycle’s engine, features, or mechanical components. White was previously offered on the older generation Classic 350, and its return marks the first time the shade has been introduced on the current J-series engine.
Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signature White: What’s New?
The signature white finish combines a white fuel tank and side panels with contrasting black elements. The fuel tank gets fine dark pinstriping, while the triangular side panel features matching detailing and Classic badging. The motorcycle also gets black front and rear mudguards, a black headlamp housing, and a black-painted frame.
Chrome elements on the exhaust, engine covers, and mirrors add contrast to the overall design. The new colour option also gets a brown rider seat, giving the motorcycle a distinct white, black and browncolourcombination. Wire-spoke wheels further retain the Classic 350’s traditional retro styling.
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Price and Colour Option
At Rs 223,275 the new Signature White is priced the same as the Emerald colour . it is Rs 4,852 more expensive than the Stealth Black and Gun Grey variants, which are priced at Rs 218,423 (ex-shoroom) The Classic range starts at Rs 187,434 for Reddtich Red; White Halcyon Black costs Rs 190,195. Madras Red and Jodhpur Blue are priced at 193,668, followed by Medallion Bronze at 198,040 and Commando Sand at Rs 209,684.
Same Specifications
The Classic 350 continues to use the 349cc, single-cylinder, air-oil-cooled engine. Producing 20.2 bhp at 6,100 rpm and 27 Nm at 4000 rpm. The engine is paired with a five-speed gearbox and an assist-and-slip clutch. The new colour option comes at the Classic 350 continuous to be a key model for Royal Enfield’s domestic sales. In August 2026, the motorcycle recorded 43,428 units, registering a 20.55 percent year-on-year increase.
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Editor’s Note
The Signature White colour gives the Classic 350 a refresh without changing the formula that has worked so well for Royal Enfield. The white-and-black treatment, brown seat and chrome detailing suit the motorcycle’s retro character, while the wire-spoke wheels help retain its old-school appeal. At Rs 2.23 lakh, however, Signature White sits right at the top of the Classic 350 range alongside Emerald. That makes this primarily an aesthetic choice for buyers willing to pay extra for exclusivity rather than additional features or performance.
For existing Classic 350 shoppers, the new shade simply adds another distinctive option to an already extensive colour palette. And with the motorcycle continuing to post strong sales, Royal Enfield appears to be using cosmetic updates smartly to keep one of its most important models fresh.
– Yatharth Chauhan, Head of Content, CarBlogIndia
