I know many of you have been watching prices closely. The Royal Enfield Bullet 350 price just got more attractive after India’s GST 2.0 change. In this post I’ll explain what changed, how much you can save, and what new EMI options look like. I’ll also give clear examples so you can see what this means for your wallet.
What changed with GST 2.0 and why it matters
On 22 September 2025, India moved to a dual GST slab for motorcycles. Bikes up to and including 350cc now attract 18% GST. Bikes above 350cc are taxed at 40% GST. That is a big policy change and it affects prices across brands.
Royal Enfield reacted quickly. They said they would pass the full GST benefit on to customers for models under 350cc. That means the company lowered prices for its 350cc family from Classic, Hunter, Meteor, Bullet and others. For the Bullet 350, the savings are meaningful and immediate.
How much cheaper is the Bullet 350 now?
Royal Enfield reduced prices on Bullet 350 variants by roughly 14,000–18,000 depending on the variant. Reported ex-showroom price ranges are now around 1.62 lakh to 2.02 lakh, again depending on the specific trim and finishes.
To put that in plain terms: if you were planning to buy a Bullet 350, you could now pay about 14k–18k less on the ex-showroom price. That lowers your down payment and your EMIs. For many buyers this makes the bike more affordable right away.
New EMI options and representative numbers
I want to keep this practical. Royal Enfield lists financing that can cover up to 100% of the on-road price with tenures up to 72 months. Representative EMI numbers they publish are a helpful starting point. Remember: your exact rate and EMI will depend on the lender, your credit profile, and state-level on-road costs (insurance, registration, etc.).
Below is a simple table showing EMI per 1 lakh of loan and an example for a typical Bullet 350 loan of 1.5 lakh. Use these numbers as a guide—not as final offers.
| Tenure (months) | EMI per 1 lakh (approx.) | Typical Bullet 350 EMI (loan 1.5 lakh) |
|---|---|---|
| 36 | 3,319 | 4,979 |
| 48 | 2,582 | 3,873 |
| 60 | 2,166 | 3,249 |
| 72 | 1,888 | 2,832 |
For example, if you take a 1.5 lakh loan for 60 months, your EMI could be around 3,249. If your loan is smaller (say 1 lakh) the 60-month EMI would be ~ 2,166. Many real-world EMI calculators show 60-month Bullet 350 EMIs in the range of roughly 3,000–3,750 depending on variant and down payment.
Real examples: down payments and EMIs for common Bullet 350 variants
Let me give a few concrete, simplified examples so you can picture this. These are illustrative only, based on common dealer and lender practices after the GST change.
- Variant A (lower-priced Bullet 350) — ex-showroom ~ 1.62 lakh. If you put 10% down (16,200) and finance the rest (1.45 lakh), a 60-month EMI at the representative rate (~8.5% APR equivalent for this example) would be about 3,140 per month.
- Variant B (mid-spec Bullet 350) — ex-showroom ~ 1.85 lakh. With a 10% down payment (18,500) and financing 1.67 lakh, a 60-month EMI could be ~ 3,620 per month.
- Variant C (top-finish Bullet 350) — ex-showroom ~ 2.02 lakh. With 15% down and a loan of 1.72 lakh, a 60-month EMI might be ~ 3,730 per month.
These examples show how the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 price cut reduces your overall loan and monthly payment. If you raise your down payment, your EMI drops further. If you choose a longer tenure your monthly EMI drops but total interest paid rises.
What to check before you buy
Here are simple steps I recommend before you decide:
- Check the live ex-showroom and on-road price for your city on the official Royal Enfield site or at your dealer.
- Ask the dealer which lenders they work with and get at least two written loan offers (interest rate, processing fee, prepayment terms).
- Use an EMI calculator with your specific down payment to see exact monthly numbers.
- Compare total cost (EMI x months + down payment + processing fee) across tenures.
- Confirm the GST benefit is already reflected in the dealer quote (Royal Enfield said they started passing the benefit from 22 Sep 2025).
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Final Thoughts
The Royal Enfield Bullet 350 price cut under GST 2.0 is a real win for buyers. With reductions of about
14k–18k on many variants and representative finance options up to 72 months, you can plan a lower monthly outlay. I recommend you check live quotes in your state because on-road costs and EMI offers vary by lender and city.
If you want, I can calculate precise EMIs for a specific Bullet 350 variant, down payment and loan tenure — or I can look up the exact new on-road price for your city and preferred variant. Which would you like?
