Honda H’ness CB350 New Prices Out, Costs Nearly Rs 6,000 More Than The Royal Enfield Meteor 350
This is the second price hike that the Honda retro roadster has received since its launch
Honda has taken its time in revealing the updated prices of the H’ness CB350 for the new financial year. We were privy to the info that a price hike was in order, but it turns out the premium isn’t as steep as we initially thought it’d be. Here are the new ex-showroom prices:
|
Honda H’ness CB350 Variant |
New Prices |
Old Prices |
Difference |
|
DLX |
Rs 1,89,905 |
Rs 1,86,500 |
Rs 3,405 |
|
DLX Pro |
Rs 1,95,905 |
Rs 1,92,500 |
Rs 3,405 |
Since its launch in September last year, the H’ness has witnessed two price hikes (including this one). It is currently Rs 4,905 dearer than its launch price.
Honda CB350RS vs Honda H’Ness CB350: Differences Explained Honda CB350RS vs Royal Enfield Meteor 350: Photo Comparison Honda CB350RS: Road Test ReviewHonda has been able to ramp up deliveries of the CB350. New Big Wing dealerships across India have helped the Japanese bike maker clock a sales figure of over 3,000 units monthly. While it is nowhere close to that of the Classic 350 (or even the Meteor 350, for that matter), it is a decent enough figure for the company’s flagship made-in-India model. With the CB350RS now on offer as well, expect a small uptick in sales numbers.
Jehan Adil Darukhanawala
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