Royal Enfield has planned 28 new models for the global and domestic markets that will arrive in the next 7 years. There will be one new RE motorcycle in every three months. These models will come with engine displacement ranging between 250cc – 750cc and packed with advanced technologies including digital solutions and electric powertrains. The next big launch from Royal Enfield is likely to be the RE Hunter 350cc scrambler motorcycle.
Recently, a digital rendering of the upcoming Royal Enfield Hunter 350 has been emerged on the web. The model has been shown in 6 different, bright colour schemes including Black, Grey, Silver, Red, Blue and Yellow.
The RE Hunter 350 will be designed on the company’s new ‘J’ platform sourced from the new-generation Classic 350 and Meteor 350. The architecture has new double-cradle frame that makes it stronger and stiffer than RE’s previous platform. It’s claimed to offer straight-line stability and cornering without compromising on comfort.
Based on the spy images, the new digital rendering shows its retro-style design. The bike features blacked-out round headlamps, wide set handlebars, blacked-out multi-spoke alloy wheels and body panels. It has a single seat setup with well positioned footpegs, rear view mirrors, circular taillamp and upswept exhaust. In terms of features, the upcoming RE Hunter 350 is likely to offer a semi-digital instrument cluster with a rectangular multi information display and an analogue speedometer as we have seen in the RE Meteor 350.
For power, the new Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is expected to use the 349cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine sourced from the Meteor. The motor, paired to a 5-speed gearbox, delivers a claimed power of 20.2bhp and 27Nm of torque. Suspension setup will include the telescopic front fork and twin rear shock absorbers. The bike will have front and rear disc brakes for performing braking duties.
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