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Honda CB350RS

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CB350RS Ex-Showroom Price

₹ 1,97,914ex-showroom · last updated 2026

Engine
348.36cc
Power
20.78bhp
Weight
180kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

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Honda CB350RS Price in India 2025

The Honda CB350RS price in India starts at Rs 1,97,914 for the DLX variant and Rs 2,00,363 for the DLX Pro (both ex-showroom Delhi, 2025). These are the prices for the latest OBD-2B compliant model updated in April 2025.

The CB350RS sits just above the Rs 2 lakh mark - a significant threshold in the 350cc segment. Its closest direct rival, the Royal Enfield Hunter 350, starts at approximately Rs 1.49 lakh. However, Hunter 350 top-spec variants close the gap considerably, and the CB350RS's engine refinement, Japanese build quality, and scrambler styling justify the premium for buyers who value those attributes.

On-road price varies by state. Road tax (RTO) ranges from 8% in some states to 13% in others. In Delhi (approximately 10%), the DLX Pro on-road price works out to around Rs 2.28 to 2.30 lakh including insurance and dealer charges. In Maharashtra - Mumbai, Pune - RTO is approximately 11%, adding Rs 3,000 to 5,000 to the total.

Honda has not announced further price increases after the April 2025 update, but annual revisions are typical - usually in January or February. If you are comparing prices researched several months apart, confirm the current figure with a BigWing dealership.

Honda does not offer official factory discounts on the CB350RS. The BigWing premium network does not run aggressive promotions like standard dealerships. However, dealerships sometimes offer complimentary accessories, extended insurance, or service packages around Diwali season and December year-end, which is worth timing a purchase around if possible.

VariantEx-Showroom Price
CB350RS DLX₹ 1,97,914
CB350RS DLX Pro₹ 2,00,363

* Average ex-showroom prices. Select a city above to see the full on-road price including RTO, insurance, and other charges.

The CB350RS competes in a well-defined price band. It is more expensive than the Hunter 350 at entry level, roughly level with mid-spec Royal Enfield Meteor 350 variants, and noticeably cheaper than the Triumph Speed 400 (Rs 2.33 lakh) and Harley-Davidson X440 (from Rs 2.29 lakh).

For financing: most banks and NBFCs offer up to 90% financing on new two-wheelers. Interest rates from major lenders typically range from 9 to 14% annually. Ask for the processing fee (typically Rs 2,000 to 4,000) to be included in your loan comparison.

For the most accurate current on-road price in your city, use the Honda BigWing dealer locator at honda2wheelersindia.com or call your nearest BigWing directly - prices differ by Rs 5,000 to 15,000 between cities.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat is the on-road price of Honda CB350RS in Delhi?
The on-road price of the Honda CB350RS DLX Pro in Delhi is approximately Rs 2.28 to 2.30 lakh. This includes the ex-showroom price of Rs 2,00,363, Delhi road tax of approximately 10% (around Rs 20,000), comprehensive insurance of approximately Rs 6,000 to 8,000, and dealer charges of Rs 3,500.
QWhat are the RTO and insurance charges for Honda CB350RS?
Road tax (RTO) for the Honda CB350RS varies by state - typically 8% to 13% of ex-showroom price. In Delhi it is approximately Rs 19,800 to 20,000 at 10%. Annual third-party insurance is mandatory and costs around Rs 3,000 to 4,000; comprehensive own-damage insurance adds Rs 3,000 to 5,000 more for the first year.
QWhat is the EMI for Honda CB350RS DLX variant?
On a 90% loan for the CB350RS DLX (ex-showroom Rs 1,97,914), the EMI at 12% annual interest over 36 months works out to approximately Rs 5,900 per month. Over 24 months the EMI rises to approximately Rs 8,300. Actual figures depend on your lender's rate and processing fees.
QHas the price of Honda CB350RS changed recently?
Honda updated the CB350RS price in April 2025 following the OBD-2B compliance update. The current ex-showroom price in Delhi is Rs 1,97,914 (DLX) and Rs 2,00,363 (DLX Pro). Honda typically revises prices annually in January or February - the next revision is likely in early 2026.