Honda has introduced updated CB350, CB350C and CB350RS variants, with bookings now open and deliveries scheduled in phases.
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has announced prices for its updated 2026 CB350 range in India. The line-up includes the CB350, CB350C and CB350RS, with prices starting at Rs 1.95 lakh (ex-showroom).
The new range gets a simpler variant structure and a new entry-level CB350 STD. The CB350RS is available immediately, while the CB350 and CB350C are scheduled to reach dealerships from October. Bookings are open through Honda’s website and BigWing dealerships for a token amount of Rs 5,000.
Honda CB350 Gets New Variant Structure
Honda has simplified the CB350 family by removing the H’ness name from the range. The previous H’ness variant is now positioned as the top CB350 Chrome trim. The company has also introduced the new CB350 STD variant. This lowers the starting price by Rs 2,000 compared with the earlier range.
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The CB350 is offered in three variants. Prices start at Rs 1,95,200 for the STD version, followed by Rs 1,97,900 for the DLX and Rs 1,99,900 for the Chrome.
The CB350C continues with three variants. Its prices range from Rs 2,00,300 for the STD to Rs 2,04,700 for the Special Edition. The CB350RS is offered in STD and DLX variants. They are priced at Rs 1,99,900 and Rs 2,02,500, respectively. The RS DLX variant also gets a new Pearl Siren Blue colour. Existing colour options receive updated graphics.
2026 Honda CB350 Engine And Mechanics Unchanged
The 2026 CB350 range continues with the same mechanical package. It uses a 348.36cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine. The engine produces around 20.7-20.8bhp and 30Nm of torque. It is paired with a five-speed gearbox and an assist-and-slipper clutch.
Honda has also retained dual-channel ABS across the range. Traction control, LED lighting and Honda RoadSync smartphone connectivity remain standard features.
The CB350C continues with an analogue-digital instrument cluster. It also gets voice-control support. The CB350 and CB350RS use a more digital-focused instrument setup.
CB350 Range Faces 350cc Rivals
The revised pricing places the Honda CB350 range in the competitive 350cc motorcycle segment. Its rivals include the Royal Enfield Classic 350, Hunter 350 and Jawa 42.
The CB350C and CB350RS provide different designs within the same broader platform. The CB350C follows a cruiser-style approach, while the CB350RS has a sportier scrambler-style design.
For buyers, the new CB350 STD provides a lower entry point into Honda’s 350cc range. The simplified naming also makes the variants easier to distinguish. The CB350RS is already available, while the CB350 and CB350C are expected to reach Honda dealerships from October.
