Royal Enfield is updating its 350cc range for 2026 while expanding its commercial offers in the United Kingdom. The HNTR 350 and Meteor 350 gain equipment aimed at everyday usability, while finance programmes and accessory packages extend across models from the Guerrilla 450 to the Classic 650 and Himalayan 450.

New equipment for the HNTR 350 and Meteor 350

Both motorcycles now use an assist and slipper clutch. Royal Enfield says the system makes gear changes easier and helps maintain control during downshifts. The equipment list also includes the company’s Tripper navigation pod, fast-charging USB-C connectivity on the handlebars and LED lighting.

The prices listed here apply to the UK. The HNTR 350 starts at £3,899 in Rio White, while London Red and Tokyo Black are priced at £3,999. Monthly payments start from £59.99. The Meteor 350 starts at £4,099 in Fireball Orange and rises to £4,299 in Sundowner Orange. Stellar Matt Grey costs £4,199, while Supernova Black and Aurora Retro Green are priced at £4,249. Monthly payments for the Meteor also start from £59.99.

The Sundowner Orange version combines a more traditional cruiser look with spoked wheels, tubeless tyres and a selection of accessories included in the package. Buyers of Royal Enfield’s J-Series 350 models can also receive a voucher worth up to £300. It can be used towards a motorcycle part-exchange value, as a contribution to finance or a deposit, or towards Royal Enfield accessories and apparel. The offer now includes the Goan Classic 350 as well.

Zero-per-cent APR for the Guerrilla 450

From 1 September, all Guerrilla 450 versions, including the Apex, are available with a 0 per cent APR HP or PCP finance offer. Monthly payments start from £49.99. The Guerrilla 450 is priced at £5,049 in Apex Red and Black, and £4,999 in Shadow Ash and Twilight Blue. The 0 per cent APR offer for the Guerrilla 450 and Guerrilla 450 Apex runs until 30 September 2026. A separate 5.9 per cent APR finance option is also available for the Guerrilla 450.

The Apex adds its own Apex features, a slipper clutch and Tripper dash to the Guerrilla package, along with an integrated seat cowl and a new front cowl. The seat cowl can be removed when a passenger is needed, allowing the motorcycle to be used as a two-seater. The version is also described with a lower, more committed riding position, road-oriented tyres and styling elements intended to emphasise its cornering character.

The finance programme extends beyond the Guerrilla. Zero-per-cent finance is also available on the Super Meteor 650 and Shotgun 650. The Bear 650, Classic 650 and Himalayan 450 are included in an Advance Payment Plan 50/50 at 0 per cent APR.

Accessory packages add practical value

Customers buying a Classic 650 can receive a free Touring Pack worth £618.50. It includes round mirrors, soft panniers, oil-cooler protection, soft-pannier rails and a sump guard. The package gives the motorcycle a more touring-oriented setup without a separate charge for those items.

The Mana Black Himalayan 450 comes with a choice between the relevant finance offer, a free Arrow exhaust in black or silver worth £549, or a protection package valued at £525. The protection package includes mirrors, an adventure bar pad, a headlight grille and a radiator guard. The structure allows the buyer to direct the offer towards equipment or protection, depending on the preferred use of the motorcycle.

One Ride returns on 20 September

Royal Enfield is also bringing back One Ride, its annual global motorcycling event. It will take place on 20 September 2026 and is open to motorcycles of every brand, not only Royal Enfield models. Organised rides will take place around the UK. The main ride will leave QB Motorcycles and Midwest Moto at 10am before heading to the HR4K motorcycle café in Hereford.

Riders can use Royal Enfield’s Find My Next Activity page to locate their nearest One Ride and other events. The prices, payments and incentives described here apply to the United Kingdom and do not establish pricing or availability in Greece.