Last update:November 21, 2024, 12:31 p.m. IST

The company uses the same 349cc, J-series single-cylinder engine as the standard Classic 350. Power figures are not yet known.

Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350. (Photo: Teambhp)

In a bid to enhance its product line-up in India, local two-wheeler manufacturer Royal Enfield (RE) has unveiled an all-new Goan Classic 350. The model will be launched at the Motoverse 2024 in Goa on January 23.

The price range is also expected to be announced on the same day. We believe the latest offering could hit the market at a starting price of Rs 2 lakh to 2.10 lakh ex-showroom.

Design language

From a design perspective, the Goan Classic 350 has been given a true bobber style statement, where it offers the company’s typical design language. It features a teardrop-shaped fuel tank, a round-shaped LED headlight setup, monkey-hanger handlebars, and a floating seat layout. For the first time, the company included spoked wheels with tubeless tires in all models.

Notable Features

When it comes to features, the motorcycle is packed with trendy features. The list includes adjustable levers, a semi-digital instrument console, muted exhaust, and more. It is supported by a telescopic fork at the front, while the rear gets two shock absorbers. Braking duties are complemented by a disc setup at both ends.

Engine and expected power

Basically, nothing has changed! The company uses the same 349cc, J-series single-cylinder engine as the standard Classic 350. Power figures are not yet known. However, we believe the latest addition could generate a maximum power output of 20 PS and 27 Nm.

Here’s how social media reacted

The model somehow received a mixed response from the target audience. While some liked the design, some called it “Classic Karol Bagh Edition”. One of the users commented under a social media post that read: “RE featuring the same model with minor changes and new color options, that’s it.”