Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has introduced a new range of the popular CB350 motorcycles with updated color schemes and graphics in the CB350, CB350RS and CB350C variants.

The new motorcycles are available in eight variants and the prices start at Rs 1,95,200 (ex-showroom) and go upto Rs 2,04,700 (ex-showroom) with bookings open through Honda BigWing dealerships.

What’s new: colours

The 2026 update to Honda’s 350cc motorcycle lineup is purely cosmetic. There are no mechanical changes to the engine, chassis, suspension or brakes across the board.

The new models feature:

• New color schemes and graphics for all three motorcycles in the CB350 range

• New Rebel Red Metallic and Matt Dune Brown colors for the CB350C Special Edition

• Pearl Igneous Black, Pearl Deep Ground Grey and Rebel Red Metallic options for the CB350RS, depending on the variant

• New Navy Blue shade for select variants of the CB350

Variants and Price Range

The 2026 Honda CB350 range consists of the following variants (ex-showroom):

Honda CB350 (roadster/heritage):

• Standard: Rs 1,95,200

• DLX: Rs 1,97,900

• Chrome: Rs 1,99,900

Honda CB350RS (sporty roadster):

• Standard: Rs 1,99,900

• DLX: Rs 2,02,500

Honda CB350C (classic/cruiser):

• Standard: Rs 2,00,300

• DLX: Rs 2,02,700

• Special Edition: Rs 2,04,700

The range from the cheapest to the most expensive model has a difference of only Rs 9,500 in prices, which means it will be easy for the buyers to upgrade within the same line of models.

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Engine and Performance

All three of the new CB350 range of motorcycles retain the exact same mechanical specifications namely:

• Engine: 348.36cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder, BS6-compliant

• Power: 20.8 bhp (20.78–21.07 PS, depending on the rounding of the source)

• Torque: 30 Nm (29.4–30 Nm, depending on the source)

• Transmission: 5-speed gearbox with assist-and-slipper clutch

• Chassis: identical to the last year’s model

• Brakes: dual-channel ABS, front and rear discs

• Suspension: telescopic front forks, twin rear shocks.

The new CB350 range from Honda offer a smooth and powerful performance on both urban and highway roads, with the torque and power to accelerate up hills and overtake other vehicles.

Features

Feature levels remain mostly the same as the previous model, with the notable exceptions of:

• Honda RoadSync connectivity (Bluetooth-based navigation, calls and music) on select variants

• Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC) for better grip and safety

• All-LED lighting for a more premium look and better visibility

• Dual-channel ABS as standard across the range

• Analogue-Digital Instrument cluster with Honda Smartphone Voice Control System (HSVCS) on the CB350C.

The CB350C variant retains its Special Edition branding and striped graphics.

Which CB350 to Buy: Honda CB350 vs. CB350RS vs. CB350C?

Honda CB350- Balanced All-Rounder

It is the perfect choice for those who want a classic roadster aesthetic with the modern-day features and comfort. It is the entry-level to the CB350 range and offers best value for money in the Standard and DLX variants.

Honda CB350RS- Sporty Roadster

It is directed towards the younger buyers and also those looking to get a sportier version of the roadster motorcycle. It has certain unique design elements and is available in Standard and DLX variants.

Honda CB350C- Classic Cruiser

For the buyers who want a classic cruiser look and feel, the CB350C is available in Standard, DLX, and a Special Edition variant. It is the most expensive among the three variants but also offers the most unique look and feel.

Why the update matters

The Honda CB350 range of motorcycles has been one of the company’s best-selling mid-premium motorcycles, competing directly with the Royal Enfield Classic 350, Hunter 350, and the Jawa 42. With minimal mechanical changes, Honda is updating the colors and graphics as a way to keep the range fresh for the festive-season buyers, offer more options for personalization at the same price point, and highlight the reliability of the existing mechanicals in the long-standing CB350 platform.

Bookings and Availability

Bookings for the 2026 Honda CB350 range are now open at Honda BigWing dealerships across India. Given the festive-season timing, there are expected to be high numbers of potential buyers, and it might be necessary to wait for the preferred color option to be available.

For buyers looking for a more premium, reliable and stylish 350cc motorcycle, the updated range of Honda CB350 motorcycles offer more options than ever before, with the same mechanical reliability underpinning it all.

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