Honda launches updated CB350 range in India
Honda has launched its refreshed CB350, CB350RS, and CB350C motorcycles in India, with eight variants priced between Rs 1.95 lakh and Rs 2.05 lakh.
Honda has launched its updated CB350 family of motorcycles in India. The range, which includes the CB350, CB350RS, and CB350C models, is now open for bookings through Honda BigWing dealerships.
Prices for the eight variants span from Rs 1,95,200 to Rs 2,04,700, ex-showroom. According to the source, Rushlane, the motorcycles were first showed during Honda's product announcement in July.
Prices And Variants
The updated lineup offers eight variants across three distinct models, with prices contained within a Rs 9,500 band. This narrow pricing spread means a buyer's choice will largely depend on preferred styling and variant-specific equipment.
| Model | Variant | Price (Rs, ex-showroom) |
|---|---|---|
| CB350 | Standard | 1,95,200 |
| CB350 | DLX | 1,97,900 |
| CB350 | Chrome | 1,99,900 |
| CB350RS | Standard | 1,99,900 |
| CB350RS | DLX | 2,02,500 |
| CB350C | Standard | 2,00,300 |
| CB350C | DLX | 2,02,700 |
| CB350C | Special Edition | 2,04,700 |
The CB350 Chrome and the CB350RS Standard share the same price point. The CB350C Special Edition is the most expensive offering in the entire updated 350cc family.
Styling And Design
The three motorcycles present different interpretations of retro styling. The CB350 retains its modern-classic look with a rounded fuel tank, circular headlamp, and chrome details. Promotional images show a blue tank with pinstriping, chrome mudguards and exhaust, and a brown seat.
The CB350RS adopts a sportier roadster stance. It features a dark finish with orange accents, a black exhaust, fork gaiters, and a distinctive shorter rear section.
Taking a more traditional path is the CB350C. It sports larger mudguards, tank knee pads, a chrome exhaust, and split brown seats. Honda is giving particular promotional focus to the CB350C Special Edition.
Features And Mechanics
Powering all three models remains the familiar 348.6cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine. Honda has not announced a major overhaul for the powertrain.
Key features highlighted in the launch include Honda RoadSync connectivity, an assist-and-slipper clutch, and dual-channel ABS as standard across the range. The motorcycles also come with all-LED lighting, Honda Selectable Torque Control, and disc brakes at both ends.
Honda's Broader Launch Plan
The launch of the updated CB350 trio is part of a phased product rollout. Honda showed ten two-wheelers in July, including seven new models and these three refreshed motorcycles.
With the CB350 family now open for bookings, six of those ten showed products have reached the launch stage. The remaining models from that announcement are the Rebel 500, XR300L, XR300 Rally, and the QC3 electric scooter. The new CB500 has also joined the lineup with a starting price of Rs 2.75 lakh.
