Honda launches updated CB350 range in India with eight variants

Honda has rolled out its refreshed CB350 motorcycle family in India alongside the new CB500. The updated lineup spans three distinct models: the CB350, the sportier CB350RS, and the heritage-styled CB350C. These motorcycles bring new colour options and styling updates while retaining the familiar 348.6cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine platform. Buyers can now book any of the models through Honda BigWing dealerships following their initial showcase in July.

Variant Pricing

The entire range covers eight variants spread across a price band of Rs 9,500, with ex-showroom tags starting at Rs 1,95,200 and reaching up to Rs 2,04,700. The standard CB350 comes in three versions. The base Standard trim costs Rs 1,95,200, the DLX variant is priced at Rs 1,97,900, and the top Chrome version stands at Rs 1,99,900. Meanwhile, the CB350RS offers two variants. Its Standard version shares the exact Rs 1,99,900 price tag with the CB350 Chrome, while the DLX variant goes for Rs 2,02,500. The CB350C features three choices for buyers. The Standard model is priced at Rs 2,00,300, the DLX costs Rs 2,02,700, and the Special Edition tops the entire updated family at Rs 2,04,700.

Styling And Features

Each model in the family adopts a distinct visual identity. The standard CB350 keeps its modern-classic look with a rounded fuel tank, circular headlamp, and chrome detailing, featuring a blue tank with pinstripes and chrome mudguards in promotional displays. The CB350RS leans into a roadster style with a dark finish, orange side-panel accents, fork gaiters, and a shorter rear bodywork. The CB350C opts for a traditional theme equipped with larger mudguards, tank knee pads, and split brown seats alongside a chrome exhaust. All three motorcycles carry forward standard mechanical features including Honda RoadSync connectivity, an assist-and-slipper clutch, dual-channel ABS, all-LED lighting, Honda Selectable Torque Control, and disc brakes on both wheels.

Wider Launch Context

These motorcycle updates follow a July product showcase where Honda revealed 10 two-wheelers in total. The company previously launched the ADV160 and Rebel 300 in August, and has now brought out the new CB500 starting at Rs 2.75 lakh. With the current rollout of the CB350 family, six of the ten showcased models have officially reached the market. The remaining unreleased vehicles from that presentation consist of the Rebel 500, the XR300L, the XR300 Rally, and the QC3 electric scooter.