What is the differences between Retro, Metro and Rebel variants?

The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is a great option for those looking for an entry-level motorcycle with a classic vibe. With its Retro variant, the Hunter 350 offers a simpler semi-digital instrument console and wire-spoked rims with tube tyres for a classic look. While the entry-level Retro variant features a drum brake at the rear and single-channel ABS, the other two variants come with dual-channel ABS. Additionally, the Retro variant has a different set of switchgear borrowed from its older models. The top variant also has the option of the Tripper navigation assist. The headlight on the base model doesn’t have a pilot lamp, unlike the other two variants, and the taillight is a halogen unit compared to the LED one on the mid and top models. The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is a great option for those looking for a classic look and good performance at an affordable price.