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Royal Enfield Meteor 350

Royal Enfield · Motorcycle

Meteor 350 Photos

₹ 1,99,189ex-showroom · last updated 2026

Engine
349.34cc
Power
20.2bhp
Weight
191kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

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Royal Enfield Meteor 350 Photos - Gallery of All Colours & Variants

The Royal Enfield Meteor 350's design language is deliberately retro-cruiser - round headlamp nacelle, teardrop fuel tank, single-piece seat with a sweeping rear cowl, and a wide, low-slung silhouette. It's a bike that looks larger than its 349cc displacement suggests, which is partly why it's such a satisfying buy in person.

The 2025 colour palette gives each variant its own character. The Fireball in orange or grey keeps things understated - these are bikes that blend into the road with quiet confidence. The Stellar in Marine Blue turns heads without shouting, a shade that works in any context from college campus to weekend highway run. The Aurora in Retro Green is the enthusiast's pick - it references the classic British motorcycle tradition and looks exceptional under good light. The Supernova Black is the tour-ready choice: chrome accents on the tank badge and mirrors contrast sharply against the matte black bodywork.

Detail photography reveals the quality of finish on the 2025 model: the new LED headlamp cluster has a more premium surround compared to older halogen units, the Tripper pod integrates cleanly into the top of the headlamp nacelle without looking like an afterthought, and the engine has a nice balance of polished and matte finishes.

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The Meteor 350 is a good-looking bike that rewards careful colour choice - the colour you see on screen often looks different in person under showroom lighting versus sunlight. If possible, try to view the shortlisted colour in outdoor daylight before deciding. Marine Blue and Retro Green are the two shades that tend to look better in person than on screen; Fireball Orange can look slightly more orange than shown on the website.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat does the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 look like from the side?
The Meteor 350 has a classic cruiser side profile - low-slung chassis, long wheelbase of 1,400mm, teardrop fuel tank, round headlamp nacelle, and a single-piece seat with a swept-up rear cowl. The silhouette reads as larger than a typical 350cc bike, which contributes to its premium road presence.
QDoes the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 have a sporty or cruiser design?
The Meteor 350 is firmly a retro-cruiser in design - wide handlebars, forward-set footpegs, low seat at 765mm, and a relaxed, unhurried visual character. It shares the J-series engine with the sportier Hunter 350, but the Meteor's geometry and body styling are optimised for comfort and visual impact over agility.
QHow many official photo angles are available for the Meteor 350?
Official imagery covers all standard angles - side profiles, front three-quarter, rear three-quarter, front view, rear view, and detail shots of the instrument cluster, headlamp, engine, and controls. Our gallery includes all 8 colour options with side profile shots plus detailed component photography across 70+ images.