Royal Enfield has released its new Classic 350 motorcycle in Nepal. Alpha Automotives, the official dealer for Royal Enfield in Nepal, has launched the bike in five different versions.
The company has announced that the top-end version of the Classic 350 will be sold for NPR 579,900.
The new Classic 350 is currently available in seven attractive colors.
Royal Enfield has named the five versions as Heritage, Heritage Premium, Signals, Classic Dark, and Classic Chrome. The company has also stated that all the new versions come with dual-channel ABS (Anti-lock Braking System).
Speaking at the launch of the Classic 350, Mr. Yadvinder Singh Guleria, Chief Commercial Officer of the company, said, “The Nepali market has always been special for us. We are very happy and grateful for the love shown by customers towards Royal Enfield motorcycles in the two years of our CKD (Completely Knocked Down) operation. The artistic design and rich engineering of the new Classic 350 have made it even more beautiful. We believe that our new product will further excite the pure motorcycling experience for the new generation.”
What each version offers:
- Heritage Series: Available in Madras Red and Jodhpur Blue. This design is inspired by Royal Enfield’s traditional look. It features a metallic finish and gold pinstriping, giving it a vintage appearance. Its price is set at NPR 555,000.
- Heritage Premium: This version comes in Medallion Bronze. It enhances the original look of the Classic. Its price is NPR 566,000.
- Signals Series: The Signals series, in Commando Sand, honors Royal Enfield’s historical connection with the armed forces. This updated look makes it even more appealing. Its price is NPR 566,000.
- Dark Series (Gun Grey Stealth Black): This version combines grey and black colors with a touch of copper, making it more attractive. Its price is NPR 573,000.
- Classic Chrome (Emerald): Available in a pure green color, this model represents vintage style and a premium look. Its price is NPR 579,900.
