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Zontes Bikes in India 2026 — Prices & Models

Zontes lists 2 models in India, priced between Rs.2.57 lakh and Rs.2.75 lakh, both using the same 348cc single-cylinder engine. Neither is discontinued.

The brand is a recent entrant competing on equipment rather than badge value. Both bikes arrive with specification levels — TFT displays, LED lighting, adjustable suspension components — that would typically cost more from an established manufacturer. The question for buyers is whether that equipment advantage outweighs a limited dealer network and an unproven track record in the Indian market, which is the trade-off the brand asks you to accept at every price point it competes in.

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The two models

The Zontes 350R at Rs.2.57 lakh is the naked roadster, and the Zontes 350T at Rs.2.75 lakh is the adventure-touring variant with a taller stance, more wind protection and longer suspension travel.

Both share the same 348cc engine, so the Rs.18,000 difference between them buys body style and ergonomics rather than performance. Choose the 350T if you ride longer distances or on rougher surfaces, and the 350R if your riding is mostly urban and you prefer a lower, more compact machine.

The equipment argument

Zontes competes by offering more kit for the money than established rivals at the same price. Against a KTM 390 Adventure at Rs.2.81 lakh or a Bajaj Dominar 400 at Rs.2.03 lakh, the specification sheet generally favours the Zontes.

What the spec sheet does not capture is dealer coverage, parts availability, long-term reliability data and resale value. On all four of those measures the established brands are ahead, and for many buyers those factors matter more over three years of ownership than a better instrument display.

Before you buy

Neither model carries a published ARAI mileage figure here, so ask the dealer for owner-reported numbers if economy matters to your decision.

More importantly, confirm your nearest authorised workshop and ask specifically about parts lead times. A newer brand with limited volume can mean longer waits for components, and that is the risk you are accepting in exchange for the equipment advantage. Cross-shop the KTM 250 Adventure, Bajaj Dominar 400 and Yezdi Adventure before committing — all three give up some specification but come with substantially better support.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of Zontes bikes in India?

The two models listed are the Zontes 350R at Rs.2.57 lakh and the 350T at Rs.2.75 lakh, both ex-showroom. They share the same 348cc single-cylinder engine, so the difference between them is body style and ergonomics rather than performance.

How many Zontes bikes are available in India?

Two models are listed — the 350R naked roadster and the 350T adventure tourer. Both use a 348cc single-cylinder engine and neither is discontinued. The brand does not sell a commuter or scooter in India.

What is the difference between the Zontes 350R and 350T?

Both use the same 348cc engine. The 350R at Rs.2.57 lakh is the naked roadster, lower and more compact. The 350T at Rs.2.75 lakh is the adventure-touring variant with a taller stance, more wind protection and longer suspension travel, better suited to distance and rough surfaces.

Are Zontes bikes good value?

On specification, yes — both models arrive with TFT displays, LED lighting and equipment that typically costs more from established manufacturers. What the spec sheet does not capture is dealer coverage, parts availability, reliability data and resale value, where the established brands are ahead.

Should I buy a Zontes over a KTM or Bajaj?

The Zontes generally wins on equipment for the money against a KTM 390 Adventure or Bajaj Dominar 400. The established brands win on dealer coverage, parts availability, proven reliability and resale. Over three years of ownership those factors often matter more, so cross-shop before deciding.