Honda has reworked its CB350 family in India, introducing a revised variant line-up and updated pricing across the CB350, CB350C and CB350RS.
The latest update is focused mainly on the range structure and pricing. There are no changes to the engine, transmission or core equipment. The CB350RS also receives a new colour option and updated graphics.
The CB350RS is already available, while the updated CB350 and CB350C are scheduled to go on sale from October. Bookings are open through Honda’s website and BigWing dealerships for Rs 5,000.
Honda Simplifies the CB350 Family
Honda now offers three models within the CB350 family: the CB350, CB350C and CB350RS. As part of the revised structure, Honda has dropped the H’ness name from the line-up. The previous H’ness-based top version is now positioned as the CB350 Chrome.
Honda CB350 Prices in India
| Variant | Ex-showroom Price |
| CB350 STD | Rs 1.95 lakh |
| CB350 DLX | Rs 1.98 lakh |
| CB350 Chrome | Rs 2.00 lakh |
| CB350C STD | Rs 2.00 lakh |
| CB350C DLX | Rs 2.03 lakh |
| CB350C Special Edition | Rs 2.05 lakh |
| CB350RS STD | Rs 2.00 lakh |
| CB350RS DLX | Rs 2.03 lakh |
CB350 Gets a Lower Starting Price
The revised CB350 range now starts at Rs 1.95 lakh with the STD variant. This represents a Rs 2,000 reduction compared with the previous entry price.
The CB350 DLX is priced at Rs 1.98 lakh, around Rs 900 higher than before, while the CB350 Chrome is marginally cheaper than the variant it replaces.
The CB350C variants have become approximately Rs 2,000 more expensive, and prices for the CB350RS have also increased by around Rs 2,000.
New Colour Added to the CB350RS
Honda has expanded the CB350RS colour range with Pearl Siren Blue for the DLX variant. The existing six colour choices also receive minor graphic revisions.
Apart from these visual changes, the CB350RS remains mechanically unchanged.
348cc Engine Continues Without Changes
The three motorcycles continue to use Honda’s 348.36cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine. The motor produces 20.7hp and 30Nm and continues to be paired with the existing transmission and slip-and-assist clutch.
Features and Safety Equipment
- Honda Selectable Torque Control
- Dual-channel ABS
- Slip-and-assist clutch
- Honda RoadSync smartphone connectivity
Honda has not added a new mechanical or feature package with this update, so the equipment list remains broadly unchanged.
Honda CB350 Availability and Bookings
The CB350RS is currently available for purchase. The revised CB350 and CB350C are scheduled to reach the market from October.
Customers can book the motorcycles through Honda’s website and BigWing dealerships by paying Rs 5,000.
What Is New in the Honda CB350 Range?
Honda’s latest CB350 update is primarily a pricing and variant revision rather than a mechanical upgrade. The standard CB350 now has a slightly lower entry price, while the CB350C and CB350RS continue to provide alternative styling and positioning within the family.
The CB350RS adds a new colour and revised graphics, but the underlying engine, transmission, safety systems and connectivity features remain unchanged.
