Honda's updated CB350 lineup launches in India with three models priced between 1.95 lakh and 2.04 lakh rupees, each offering distinct specs and trim options.

Honda rolled out the updated CB350 lineup in India, offering three models priced from 1.95 lakh to 2.04 lakh rupees.

CB350 standard range

The base CB350 now drops the “H’ness” suffix and appears in three trims. The Standard model starts at 1.95 lakh rupees, the DLX at 1.97 lakh and the Chrome‑finished version at 1.99 lakh.

All three share a 348.36 cc single‑cylinder engine that produces 20.7 hp and 30 Nm of torque. The bike weighs 181 kg, offers 166 mm of ground clearance and carries a 15‑litre fuel tank.

CB350C – the premium offering

The CB350C arrives in Standard, Deluxe and Special Edition trims. Prices range from 2.00 lakh rupees for the Standard to 2.04 lakh rupees for the Special Edition, the most expensive CB350 variant.

This version is the heaviest at 186 kg and provides 165 mm of ground clearance, a 15.2‑litre tank and 29.5 Nm of torque, slightly less than the other models.

CB350RS – the scrambler‑style model

The CB350RS is sold in Standard and Deluxe trims. The Standard costs 1.99 lakh rupees; the Deluxe is priced at 2.02 lakh rupees.

It is the lightest of the trio at 180 kg and has the highest ground clearance at 168 mm. The RS uses a 17‑inch rear tyre (150/70‑17) instead of the 19‑inch size found on the other variants, while retaining the 15‑litre tank and 30 Nm of torque.

Common equipment

All three models feature a five‑speed gearbox, traction control, dual‑channel ABS, a slip‑and‑assist clutch and Honda RoadSync smartphone connectivity on higher trims. The shared engine, transmission and safety suite ensure a consistent riding experience across the range.

Availability

The CB350RS is on sale now at Honda BigWing showrooms. The CB350 and CB350C will become available in October.