350R On Road Price in Jammu

₹ 2,57,014ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine: 348cc
Power: 38.2bhp
Weight: 180kg

EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

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Zontes 350R On-Road Price in Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir 2026

The on-road price of Zontes 350R in Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir is ₹2,93,195 in 2026. Here is the full cost breakdown:

Ex-showroom price: ₹2,57,014 This is the base price of the 350R before any state taxes, insurance or registration charges are added. It is fixed by Zontes India and applies uniformly - all three colour options (Blue, Silver and Black) are priced at ₹2,57,014.

Road tax (RTO): ₹17,991 (7% of ex-showroom) Road tax is levied by the Jammu & Kashmir state government and is calculated as a percentage of the ex-showroom price. The rate in Jammu & Kashmir is 7%, which adds ₹17,991 to the total cost. RTO charges vary significantly across India - Karnataka buyers pay more than UP or Bihar buyers for the same motorcycle.

Insurance charges: ₹14,690 First-year insurance is mandatory and comprises third-party insurance (₹7,365) and own-damage cover (₹7,325). The combined first-year premium is ₹14,690. Third-party insurance is regulated by IRDAI, while own-damage rates vary between insurers - compare before finalising.

Dealer/handling charges: ₹3,500 This covers registration paperwork, number plate, and dealer handling. The standard charge is ₹3,500.

Total on-road price in Jammu: ₹2,93,195

For a 348 cc naked streetfighter with keyless ignition, TPMS and a full-colour TFT display, ₹2,93,195 in Jammu represents exceptional value against its Rs 3-3.5 lakh rivals.

On-Road Price in Jammu

Jammu & Kashmir — based on base variant (ex-showroom)

Ex-Showroom Price	₹2,57,014
Road Tax (7%)	₹17,991
InsuranceThird Party (5yr): ₹7,365 \| Own Damage (1yr): ₹7,325	₹14,690
Other ChargesHandling, smart card, number plate	₹3,500
On-Road Price	₹2,93,195

Variant	Ex-Showroom	On-Road (Jammu)
Standard	₹ 2,57,014	₹2,93,195

* On-road prices are indicative. Includes road tax at 7%, 5-year third-party insurance, 1-year own-damage insurance, and other charges. Actual prices may vary by dealer.

When you visit a Moto Vault dealership in Jammu to finalise your Zontes 350R purchase, verify the on-road price quote line by line - dealer handling charges and insurance premiums are negotiable at some outlets. Choosing a standalone insurance policy (rather than the dealer's bundled option) can sometimes save Rs 2,000-5,000 on the first year's premium without sacrificing coverage. In Jammu & Kashmir, road tax is a one-time payment made at registration. The total on-road price of ₹2,93,195 in Jammu compares favourably against the KTM 390 Duke's on-road price in the same city. EMI on the Zontes 350R at Jammu on-road price of ₹2,93,195 starts around Rs 9,000-9,500 per month over a 36-month loan at 10% interest with a 20% down payment.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat is the on-road price of the Zontes 350R in Jammu?▾

The on-road price of Zontes 350R in Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir is ₹2,93,195 in 2026. This includes ex-showroom price of ₹2,57,014, road tax of ₹17,991 at 7%, insurance of ₹14,690, and handling charges of ₹3,500.

QWhat is the road tax (RTO) for the Zontes 350R in Jammu & Kashmir?▾

The road tax for Zontes 350R in Jammu & Kashmir is 7% of the ex-showroom price, working out to ₹17,991 on the ₹2,57,014 ex-showroom price. Road tax in Jammu & Kashmir is a one-time payment made at the time of vehicle registration.

QWhat is the EMI for the Zontes 350R in Jammu?▾

With an on-road price of ₹2,93,195 in Jammu, a 10% down payment and a 36-month bank loan at 10% interest, the monthly EMI on the Zontes 350R works out to approximately Rs 9,000-9,500. Exact EMI depends on the lender, loan tenure and your credit profile.

QWhat does insurance cost for the Zontes 350R in Jammu?▾

First-year insurance for Zontes 350R in Jammu totals ₹14,690, comprising third-party insurance of ₹7,365 (IRDAI-regulated) and own-damage cover of ₹7,325. Comparing own-damage quotes from multiple insurers can save Rs 2,000-4,000 on the first year.