Overview
- Royal Enfield officially launched the Classic 350 Gorkha Edition and opened bookings on Tuesday, August 18, with an ex-showroom New Delhi price of about Rs 2.10–2.11 lakh.
- The model is a cosmetic tribute that wears a Gorkha Green matte finish, bespoke crossed-Khukri insignia, a ‘Gorkha Edition’ tank badge and chrome wire-spoke wheels.
- Mechanically the bike is unchanged from the Classic 350’s J-series 349cc single-cylinder package and 5-speed gearbox, but it includes the 2026 convenience updates of an Assist & Slipper clutch and a Type-C USB charging port.
- Royal Enfield launched a complementary Gorkha Collection of helmets, boots, apparel and collectibles and positioned the release as a homage to the Gorkha Regiment with launch participation from company and brigade representatives.
- The Gorkha Edition sits near the mid/upper part of the Classic 350 range so buyers are paying mainly for the themed finish and gear; the production bike keeps the semi-digital cluster and does not include a factory tripper navigation pod though that pod may be sold separately.