2026 Honda CB350
Honda has launched its updated CB350 range, offering eight variants across three motorcycles, with prices ranging from Rs 1,95,200 to Rs 2,04,700, ex-showroom
Alongside the new CB500, Honda has launched its updated CB350 family in India. The lineup comprises CB350, CB350RS and CB350C, with refreshed colour and styling options. First showcased during Honda’s July product announcement, the three motorcycles are now open for bookings through Honda BigWing dealerships.
2026 Honda CB350 Range – Prices And Variants
Honda offers the CB350 in three variants. Standard costs Rs 1,95,200, DLX is priced at Rs 1,97,900 and Chrome tops the range at Rs 1,99,900. The DLX commands a Rs 2,700 premium over Standard, while Chrome costs a further Rs 2,000.
2026 Honda CB350 prices and variants
The sportier CB350RS comes in two variants—Standard at Rs 1,99,900 and DLX at Rs 2,02,500. This translates to a Rs 2,600 difference between the two versions. Interestingly, the CB350RS Standard shares its price with the CB350 Chrome.
CB350C buyers have three choices. Standard is priced at Rs 2,00,300, followed by DLX at Rs 2,02,700 and Special Edition at Rs 2,04,700. The Special Edition is the most expensive offering across the updated 350cc family.
2026 Honda CB350
Overall, the eight variants sit within a relatively narrow Rs 9,500 price band. This puts greater emphasis on the buyer’s preferred styling and variant equipment when choosing between the three motorcycles.
Three Different Takes On Retro Styling
The updated CB350 retains its modern-classic appearance, combining a rounded fuel tank, circular headlamp and chrome detailing. The promotional motorcycle features a blue tank with contrasting pinstriping, chrome mudguards and exhaust, and a brown seat.
2026 Honda CB350
CB350RS continues with a sportier roadster treatment. The model shown gets a dark finish, orange accents around the side-panel branding, a black exhaust and fork gaiters. Its seat and shorter rear bodywork further distinguish it from the other two motorcycles.
CB350C takes a more traditional approach, with larger mudguards, tank knee pads, a chrome exhaust and split brown seats. Honda is also highlighting the CB350C Special Edition in its launch communication, giving the heritage-styled model an additional appearance option.
2026 Honda CB350
350cc Engine, RoadSync And Dual-Channel ABS
The motorcycles continue with the familiar 348.6cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine platform. Honda’s latest announcements highlight Honda RoadSync connectivity, an assist-and-slipper clutch and dual-channel ABS across the three model lines.
The July showcase also listed all-LED lighting, Honda Selectable Torque Control and disc brakes at both ends. The latest promotional material focuses on the refreshed appearance and existing equipment, without announcing a major engine overhaul.
2026 Honda CB350
Honda’s Phased Launch Programme Moves Ahead
The CB350 updates follow Honda’s July showcase of 10 two-wheelers, comprising seven new additions and these three refreshed motorcycles. ADV160 and Rebel 300 were launched in August, while the new 501cc CB500 has now joined the lineup at a starting price of Rs 2.75 lakh.
With bookings opening for the updated CB350 family, six of the 10 showcased products have now reached the launch stage. The remaining new products from that announcement are Rebel 500, XR300L, XR300 Rally and the QC3 electric scooter.