Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Price in Thane by Variant

In summary

The Royal Enfield Bullet 350 combines traditional motorcycle styling, a long bench seat and a 349 cc engine. Thane buyers can compare four variants according to exterior finish and braking requirements.

• Base ex-showroom price: Rs. 1,65,656
• Listed variants: Battalion Black, Base, Mid and Top
• Engine: 349 cc producing approximately 20.48 PS and 27 Nm
• Official mileage reference: 36.2 kmpl under ideal conditions, with a 13-litre fuel tank
• Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan interest rate: Up to 24.25% p.a.

Check the motorcycle's weight, seat comfort and braking equipment before choosing your version. You can also explore a Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan when arranging financing.

Last updated: 12th October, 2026

The Royal Enfield Bullet 350 Base has a published ex-showroom price of Rs. 1,65,656 in Thane. The listed range also includes Battalion Black, Mid and Top versions with different styling and braking configurations. Each uses the same 349 cc single-cylinder engine and five-speed gearbox. The higher versions do not provide greater displacement or additional maximum torque.

The following table contains the independently established Thane ex-showroom price.

Source: BikeWale, September 2026

Last updated: 12th October, 2026

The differences between versions concern exterior treatment and equipment, particularly the braking configuration. Request a current quotation for the exact Bullet variant you prefer. After confirming the amount, check your pre-approved loan offer to understand your financing options.

The ex-showroom amount is only the motorcycle's selling price before registration and other applicable charges. The final registered purchase cost may include Regional Transport Office (RTO) registration, road tax, insurance and other charges. Therefore, the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 price in Thane including RTO and insurance differs from the ex-showroom amount.

Additional accessories, such as an engine guard, alternative seating or luggage equipment, should be included only if you choose them. Ask the dealer for an itemised quotation identifying the variant, registration components, insurance and optional items. Compare equivalent insurance cover before judging differences between quotations.

The Bullet 350's long bench seat, 27 Nm torque and upright riding position may appeal to riders who prefer steady, relaxed travel.

Consider Pranav, a facilities supervisor who travels around 30 km daily between Thane West and commercial buildings near Airoli.

His journey involves slow traffic as well as clearer stretches. The Bullet's low-revving engine character could suit his preference for steady acceleration, but its weight needs careful consideration.

At approximately 195 kg, the motorcycle is considerably heavier than a basic commuter bike. Pranav should check whether he can manoeuvre it comfortably in his apartment parking area.

The 805 mm seat height should also be tested directly, particularly when stopping on uneven ground.

During the test ride, check clutch effort, braking response and the comfort of the bench seat over a longer stretch. If you regularly carry a pillion, assess whether both riders have adequate space.

Base is worth considering if you want the Bullet 350's engine, upright seating and traditional design without selecting the more elaborate finish. Battalion Black offers another visual choice within the lower range. Mid is relevant when you prefer the Standard finishes and dual-channel ABS configuration. Top offers Black Gold styling and additional visual detailing. The same engine serves all four versions. Your final decision should depend on braking requirements, finish and how confidently you can manage the motorcycle's weight during routine travel.

Begin with the confirmed purchase quotation and determine the amount you want to contribute upfront.

For example, suppose Ishan plans to finance Rs. 1,30,000. At an illustrative annual interest rate of 15% for 36 months, his equated monthly instalment (EMI) would be approximately Rs. 4,507.

EMI = [P × R × (1+R)^N] / [(1+R)^N - 1]

Here, P = Rs. 1,30,000, R = 15 ÷ 12 ÷ 100, and N = 36 monthly instalments.

This calculation is illustrative, not a loan quote or approval. Your actual rate, principal and tenure depend on the applicable lending assessment.

The Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan offers the following features.

Last updated: 26th October, 2026

Use the two-wheeler loan EMI calculator to compare borrowing amounts and repayment periods. Longer repayment periods generally reduce each EMI but can increase total interest. Shorter periods usually require higher monthly instalments while reducing overall interest costs.

Once you have estimated an EMI that fits your monthly budget, check your pre-approved two-wheeler loan offer from Bajaj Finance to explore your financing options for the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 in Thane.

For a Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan, the required CIBIL Score is 600 or above.

Quick definition: A Credit Information Bureau (India) Limited Score (CIBIL Score) is a three-digit number, ranging from 300 to 900, that reflects your credit repayment history. Lenders use it to assess how reliably you have repaid past loans and cards.

Review the basic conditions before applying:

• Nationality: Indian
• Age: 18 years to 60 years for salaried, and 70 years for non-salaried at the time of loan application
• CIBIL Score: 600 or above

You can check additional two-wheeler loan eligibility and documentation requirements before starting the application. Meeting these conditions does not guarantee approval. Applications remain subject to assessment, document verification and lending checks.