Royal Enfield is preparing to unveil the refreshed Meteor 350 for the Indian market, marking its first significant update since the model’s debut in November 2020. The 350cc cruiser, known for blending classic styling with modern features, was recently spotted at a dealership, revealing several cosmetic and functional enhancements that enthusiasts can look forward to.
A notable update on the 2025 Meteor 350 is the introduction of a striking new blue paint scheme, adding to the model’s aesthetic appeal. The bike now features an LED headlamp design similar to the recently updated Royal Enfield Classic 350, paired with LED turn indicators for improved visibility and a contemporary look. Another highlight is the addition of a tripper navigation pod, offering turn-by-turn guidance, complemented by a Type-C charging port—ideal for charging mobile devices on the go.
The variant showcased at the dealership is reportedly the Stellar model, distinguished by its blacked-out exhaust. It remains unclear whether other variants will retain a chrome-finished exhaust or follow the new styling direction.
On the technical front, the 2025 Meteor 350 retains the same powertrain as the outgoing model—a 349cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine delivering 20.2 hp and 27 Nm of torque, paired with a 5-speed gearbox. However, a significant mechanical upgrade is the addition of a slipper clutch, which promises smoother downshifts and improved ride quality.
Industry observers anticipate that the updated model will be priced lower than its predecessor, thanks to the benefits of GST 2.0 reforms. The launch is expected soon, and Royal Enfield is likely to introduce promotional offers and packages, possibly including accessories such as the tripper pod, Type-C charger, and new paint options.
The 2025 Meteor 350 appears well-positioned to appeal to both long-time Royal Enfield fans and new buyers seeking a stylish, practical cruiser with modern enhancements. Further official details regarding pricing and availability are expected as the launch date approaches.
