Royal Enfield’s 350cc lineup currently spans five distinct motorcycles and the price gap between the cheapest and priciest is over Rs 70,000, wide enough to change which bike actually fits your budget. For buyers comparing these models, this matters because they all share the same 349cc engine and power output, so the price difference comes down entirely to body style, features as well as finish instead of performance. Here’s how all five rank, from most to least affordable based on current ex-showroom prices listed on Royal Enfield’s own website.

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The cheapest of the five, the RE Hunter 350 is a roadster built for city riding with a shorter wheelbase and lighter overall feel. It comes in Retro and Metro variants, with the Metro trim adding an LED headlight, Tripper Pod navigation along with USB Type-C fast charging as standard. Colour options like Moonshot White, Mumbai Yellow, Tokyo Black, London Red and Rebel Blue are the most expensive at Rs 1.71 lakh (ex-showroom).

Royal Enfield’s longest-running nameplate, the Bullet 350 sits just above the Hunter with its single-piece bench seat and traditional silhouette. It runs on the same J-series 349cc engine and is offered across five colourways though it skips alloy wheels in favour of a more classic look. For the costliest Black Gold option, you will need to shell out Rs 2.10 lakh (ex-showroom).

Since all five motorcycles use the same 349cc engine producing around 20.2bhp, the decision ultimately comes down to riding posture, body style and how much you value the styling differences rather than which one performs better on paper.