Honda has refreshed its CB350 family in India for 2026, with the CB350, CB350RS and CB350C now priced from ₹1,95,200 to ₹2,04,700 (ex-showroom Bengaluru). The update adds new colour and variant choices but keeps the core mechanical package unchanged, so buyers are mainly weighing price, styling and on-road cost rather than a new engine.
Key takeaways
- The refreshed range spans eight variants across the CB350, CB350RS and CB350C.
- Prices run from ₹1,95,200 for the CB350 STD to ₹2,04,700 for the CB350C Special Edition; all figures are ex-showroom Bengaluru.
- Honda has added colour and naming changes, while the engine and main technology package continue unchanged.
- Bookings are open through Honda’s website and authorised BigWing dealerships for ₹5,000, according to reports published on 22–23 Sep 2026.
Honda CB350 shown on the company’s official product page. Image credit: Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India.Honda CB350 2026 price list
Autocar India and TOI Auto reported the refreshed prices on 22 and 23 Sep 2026. The prices below are ex-showroom Bengaluru, so the amount payable at registration will vary by state, insurance selection and other charges.
| Model | Variant | Ex-showroom price |
|---|---|---|
| Honda CB350 | STD | ₹1,95,200 |
| Honda CB350 | DLX | ₹1,97,900 |
| Honda CB350 | Chrome | ₹1,99,900 |
| Honda CB350RS | STD | ₹1,99,900 |
| Honda CB350RS | DLX | ₹2,02,500 |
| Honda CB350C | STD | ₹2,00,300 |
| Honda CB350C | DLX | ₹2,02,700 |
| Honda CB350C | Special Edition | ₹2,04,700 |
What has changed in the new range
The most visible change is the way Honda has organised the family. The current listing uses CB350, CB350RS and CB350C names, with the older H’ness suffix no longer used for the refreshed CB350 presentation. Honda has also added or rearranged colour choices across the variants, giving buyers a clearer split between the standard roadster, the sportier RS and the more classic-looking CB350C.
That is a model-year and presentation update rather than a mechanical overhaul. The reported range continues with the same air-cooled single-cylinder engine, five-speed transmission and established equipment package. Honda’s product information lists Honda RoadSync connectivity, Honda Selectable Torque Control, an assist and slipper clutch, all-LED lighting and dual-channel ABS among the retained features. The practical implication is important: a buyer should not treat the new colours or trim names as evidence of a new engine or a new certified mileage figure.
What the price list means for buyers
The CB350 STD creates the lowest entry point in the refreshed family, while the eight-variant spread lets buyers pay more for the DLX, Chrome, RS or CB350C treatments. The price gap within the range is relatively narrow compared with the total purchase cost, so the relevant comparison is not only the ex-showroom figure. A written quote should also separate registration, insurance, accessories, handling or logistics charges and any applicable offers.
The ₹5,000 booking amount reported for the range is a booking payment, not the final on-road price. Buyers should confirm the exact variant, colour, manufacturing or dispatch status and expected delivery date with the authorised dealership before making a larger payment. Availability can differ between cities even after dispatches to BigWing dealerships began on 21 Sep 2026, as reported by TOI Auto.
Fuel and road-trip cost angle
Because the update does not introduce a new powertrain, the useful ownership question remains how the motorcycle performs in the rider’s actual commute and touring pattern. Use the fuel cost calculator with an observed mileage figure and a dated petrol price rather than assuming that a new colour or variant will change running cost. Current city and state prices can be checked through the live fuel prices hub.
For buyers considering weekend rides, the road-trip planner can help map distance and stops before comparing the fuel budget with the bike’s purchase and service costs. That makes the decision more useful than comparing showroom prices alone, especially when two variants share the same core mechanical package.
Availability and what to watch next
Autocar India reported that the CB350RS was available immediately after the price announcement, while the CB350 and CB350C were scheduled to reach showrooms from October 2026. TOI Auto separately reported that dispatches of the refreshed range to Honda BigWing dealerships began on 21 Sep 2026. Since those updates describe a rollout rather than guaranteed stock in every city, the dealer’s written quotation remains the best check for the exact model-year unit being offered.
For FuelPrice readers, the key takeaway is straightforward: the 2026 Honda CB350 update broadens the choice set without changing the core motorcycle. Compare the exact variant and colour against the ex-showroom table, then add your state’s registration and insurance costs and use your own riding data to estimate fuel spend.
