The new roadster appears to retain the X440T’s design but could get a smaller engine to fit within the 350cc tax bracket.
Harley-Davidson’s India-spec X350T has been spotted without camouflage, revealing its name on the fuel tank. The motorcycle appears to be based on the X440T, but is expected to use a smaller engine. Neither Harley-Davidson nor Hero MotoCorp has confirmed its launch date or final specifications.
The spy images show the X350T name beside the Harley-Davidson lettering on the fuel tank. The motorcycle also features a new orange colour scheme and updated graphics.
Harley-Davidson X350T: Design Details
The upcoming motorcycle appears to retain the X440T’s roadster design. Visible features include a round LED headlamp, a muscular fuel tank and wide handlebars.
The overall styling suggests that the new model will share much of its design with the X440T. However, the orange paint scheme and revised graphics give it a different appearance.
Harley-Davidson X350T: Expected Engine and Performance
The existing X440T uses a 440cc, single-cylinder engine. It produces 27 bhp and 38 Nm of torque. The engine is paired with a six-speed gearbox.
The X350T is expected to use a revised engine with displacement of around 350cc. This could help the motorcycle fit within India’s revised GST bracket for bikes up to 350cc.
Some reports suggest that the smaller engine could produce around 25 bhp and 35 Nm. However, these figures remain unconfirmed and should not be treated as official specifications.
Harley-Davidson X350T: Expected Features
The new motorcycle is expected to retain several hardware features from the X440T platform. These may include USD front forks, dual-channel ABS and a TFT display.
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Harley-Davidson has not confirmed the final equipment list. The details will become clear when the company officially announces the motorcycle.
Harley-Davidson X350T: Expected Launch in India
The X350T is expected to launch in India, but an exact date has not been announced. The smaller engine could help Harley-Davidson position the motorcycle within the sub-350cc segment.
Under the GST structure described in the supplied information, motorcycles up to 350cc attract 18 per cent GST. Models above 350cc attract 40 per cent GST. A smaller engine could therefore offer a tax-related pricing advantage over the X440T.
For now, the X350T remains an unannounced model. Its official price, engine specifications and launch details are yet to be confirmed by Harley-Davidson or Hero MotoCorp.
