Royal Enfield has expanded the Classic 350’s colour palette with the introduction of a new Signature White colour Edition. This new shade adds a fresh, premium look to the highly popular retro roadster while retaining the motorcycle’s familiar classic look.
Royal Enfield states that the Signature White colour edition will be offered as one of the top-end variants of the Classic 350, alongside the Emerald Green Edition. It will be available from today at all authorised Royal Enfield stores, with prices starting at Rs 2,24,275 (ex-showroom, Chennai). Bookings for the new colour are now open on Royal Enfield’s website.
Key Traits of the Classic 350 Signature White Edition
According to the official release by the brand, the 2026 Signature White Classic 350 features many rider-focused features and cosmetic enhancements, such as: –
- Premium brown touring seats for rider and pillion.
- Sports an artistic visual treatment including a new Classic logo unit on the side panel and stencil-style decal on the fuel tank and RE badge on both sides.Â
- Equipped with an Assist and Slipper Clutch and adjustable clutch and brake levers, offering lighter and more convenient clutch action for smoother and more effortless operation, particularly during everyday city commutes and long-distance rides.Â
- Equipped with a USB Type-C Fast Charging port and Tripper Pod as standard, enabling riders to conveniently charge compatible smartphones and devices while on the move, while the Tripper Pod provides turn-by-turn navigation for a more seamless riding experience.
- The brakes continue to be disc at both ends, with dual-channel ABS as standard.
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Engine and Underpinnings
Powering the Classic 350 Signature White Edition is the same 349cc single-cylinder J-series engine as the other variants, producing 20.2hp and 27Nm of torque, paired with a 5-speed transmission.
Author’s Take
The new Signature White Edition is therefore aimed at buyers who want the Classic 350’s familiar character with a more distinctive colour scheme and the added convenience of features such as the Tripper navigation, adjustable levers, USB Type-C charging and assist-and-slipper clutch. In this price bracket, the Classic 350 continues to face competition from motorcycles such as the Honda CB350, Jawa 350 and Triumph Speed 400.
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