Honda has revealed prices for the updated CB350 line-up comprising three models: CB350, CB350C and CB350RS, first showcased in July. While the RS is available right away, the other two will be available from October. Bookings can be made now on Honda’s website or at your nearest BigWing dealership for Rs 5,000.
- Base variant is Rs 2,000 more affordable now, but others cost roughly Rs 2,000 more
- No mechanical or feature changes
- CB350 RS gets one additional colour
What’s new on the Honda CB350 series?
Updated prices across the board; no mechanical or feature changes
There are two main changes with this update. First, Honda has simplified the line-up itself by dropping the H’ness suffix. What previously was the H’ness is the new top variant, called the CB350 Chrome.
Model name | New price | Old price | Difference |
CB350 STD | Rs 1,95,200 | New variant | - |
CB350 DLX | Rs 1,97,900 | Rs 1,97,003 | +Rs 897 |
CB350 Chrome | Rs 1,99,900 | Rs 2,00,064 (Previously DLX PRO) | -Rs 164 |
CB350C STD | Rs 2,00,300 | Rs 1,98,239 (Previously DLX) | +Rs 2,061 |
CB350C DLX | Rs 2,02,700 | Rs 2,00,639 (Previously DLX PRO) | +Rs 2,061 |
CB350C Special Edition | Rs 2,04,700 | Rs 2,02,639 (Previously DLX PRO Special Edition) | +Rs 2,061 |
CB350RS STD | Rs 1,99,900 | Rs 1,97,939 (Previously DLX) | +Rs 1,961 |
CB350RS DLX | Rs 2,02,500 | Rs 2,00,429 (Previously DLX PRO) | +Rs 2,071 |
The second update is to the prices of all variants. The entry price has been lowered by Rs 2,000 thanks to a new CB350 STD variant. Starting with the CB350, the new base variant costs Rs 1.95 lakh, whereas the DLX variant is for Rs 1.98 lakh. The new top variant, CB350 Chrome, costs Rs 2 lakh.
Up next is the CB350C, whose Standard variant starts at Rs 2 lakh, followed by the DLX at Rs 2.02 lakh and the Special Edition at Rs 2.04 lakh. Last is the sporty scrambler, the CB350 RS, whose base variant is priced at Rs 2 lakh, while the new top variant, DLX, commands a Rs 2,600 premium. The RS now also gets an additional Pearl Siren Blue on the DLX variant and slightly updated stickering on the existing six colours.
None of the versions has seen any mechanical or feature changes; they continue with the same 348.36cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine with 20.7hp and 30Nm of torque. All continue to get traction control, dual-channel ABS, slip and assist clutch and Honda Roadsync smartphone connectivity as standard.