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350T Ex-Showroom Price
₹ 2,75,016ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 348cc
- Power
- 38.2bhp
- Weight
- 196kg
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Zontes 350T Price in India 2026
The Zontes 350T is priced at Rs 2,75,000 (Standard) and Rs 2,99,000 (ADV) ex-showroom across India. These are among the most competitive prices in the sub-400cc adventure tourer segment - the KTM 390 Adventure costs over Rs 3,37,000 and the BMW G 310 GS sits above Rs 3,10,000, both before on-road charges.
Ex-showroom is just the starting point. The on-road price includes road tax (RTO), insurance, and dealer/handling charges, which add Rs 30,000-80,000 depending on your state. Road tax rates vary significantly: Delhi charges around 12-13% of ex-showroom, Maharashtra is lower at 11%, while some southern states like Karnataka apply tiered rates based on engine capacity. Third-party insurance is mandatory and adds roughly Rs 5,000-7,000 per year for a 348cc bike. Own-damage insurance on top brings the first-year insurance premium to Rs 18,000-22,000 for the 350T, depending on the insurer.
In Delhi, expect the Zontes 350T Standard to cost approximately Rs 3,10,000 on-road and the ADV around Rs 3,37,000-3,40,000. Mumbai buyers will see broadly similar numbers. Hyderabad and Pune on-road prices tend to be 3-5% lower due to different RTO slabs.
Zontes India is headquartered in Hyderabad and distributes through authorised dealers. The network is currently concentrated in larger cities - check the official zontes-india.com site for the nearest dealer before committing, as distance to a service centre is a genuine ownership factor with this brand.
| Variant | Ex-Showroom Price |
|---|---|
| 350T Standard | ₹ 2,75,016 |
| 350T Adv | ₹ 2,99,017 |
* Average ex-showroom prices. Select a city above to see the full on-road price including RTO, insurance, and other charges.
Zontes 350T On-Road Price — All Cities
Zontes has revised its pricing once since the March 2024 launch - cutting up to Rs 48,000 off the initial launch prices in early 2024, which signals responsiveness to market feedback but also raises questions about long-term price stability. If you're negotiating, the current ex-showroom prices are the published rates - dealers generally don't have margin to discount significantly on newer Chinese brands. Focus your negotiation on free accessories (tank pads, saree guard, phone mount) or the first service being included rather than a cash discount off the sticker price.