Royal Enfield Meteor 350
The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 was introduced in November 2020, replacing the aging Thunderbird series and marking a significant step forward for the brand with an all-new J-series single-cylinder engine platform. It was the first motorcycle to debut Royal Enfield's new-generation 350cc engine architecture, which went on to underpin several subsequent models including the Classic 350 and Hunter 350. The Meteor is notable for its relaxed cruiser ergonomics, modern electronics, and Tripper navigation system, making it one of the most feature-rich offerings in its segment.
20.2 hp
Power
27 Nm
Torque
191 kg
Weight
~130 km/h
Top Speed
~3.0 L/100km or ~33 km/L (typical real-world average)
Fuel
Naked
Body
What Buyers Should Know
Rock-Solid Engine Reliability
The Meteor 350 uses Royal Enfield's J-series engine, widely praised for its smooth, low-vibration performance and long-term durability. Owners commonly report 30,000+ km with minimal mechanical issues when serviced regularly.
Watch for Electrical Gremlins
Some early Meteor 350 units reported minor electrical issues including loose connectors and inconsistent instrument cluster behavior. Inspect all electrics carefully on used models, especially those from the 2021-2022 production run.
Strong Resale Value
The Meteor 350 holds its value exceptionally well in the mid-size cruiser segment, often retaining 75-85% of its value after two years. Its brand popularity and broad service network across India and globally keep demand consistently high.
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