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Zontes · Motorcycle
350T Colours
₹ 2,75,016ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 348cc
- Power
- 38.2bhp
- Weight
- 196kg
05 / Colours
Zontes 350T Colours: Which One Should You Pick?
The Zontes 350T is available in two colour options in India: Orange and Champagne. Both are offered across the Standard and ADV variants at no price difference.
Orange The orange option is a dual-tone finish - the main body panels are a vivid, slightly metallic orange paired with matte black sections on the tank, lower fairing, and wheels. This is the colour you see in most promotional material and YouTube reviews. It's bold, polarising, and impossible to ignore in traffic - which, from a safety standpoint on Indian roads, is not a bad thing. The orange also masks minor dust and grime reasonably well between washes, though water spots show up clearly. If you want the bike to turn heads at dhaba stops on NH44, this is the one.
Champagne The Champagne variant is a darker, more neutral finish - a warm off-white/beige tone with black contrasts. It's the more understated of the two and will age better visually over the years. Scratches and paint chips tend to be less obvious on lighter, non-metallic finishes. Riders who prefer a touring aesthetic over a street-fighter look will gravitate toward this one.
Which to pick? Both colours have the same resale position - Zontes is new enough to India that neither shade has established a stronger resale premium. Go with Orange if you want the bike to stand out. Go with Champagne if you prefer a cleaner, more timeless look that still looks good after 20,000 km of Indian roads.
4 colours available
Zontes 350T adventure motorcycle in Black
Zontes 350T adventure motorcycle in Champagne
Zontes 350T adventure motorcycle in Orange
Side profile of the Zontes 350T in Orange
Zontes uses high-quality acrylic paint with a lacquer topcoat on both variants. Real-world owners report paint holding up well through typical Indian monsoon conditions and regular highway use. Neither colour option is currently available with a matte finish. Third-party wraps are a popular upgrade - the angular bodywork of the 350T responds particularly well to matte black or two-tone custom wraps if you want to personalise further. The crash guards that come standard on both variants protect the lower fairing panels at low-speed drops, which is useful given the 830mm seat height can catch out riders in slow traffic.