2026 Honda CB350 Range Launched From Rs 1.95 Lakh: Variant Prices
Honda's 2026 CB350 family has been reported on sale in India with eight variants spread across the CB350, CB350RS and CB350C. Prices begin at Rs 1,95,200 and top out at Rs 2,04,700 ex-showroom. With only Rs 9,500 separating the least and most expensive versions, styling and riding character matter m...
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Honda's 2026 CB350 family has been reported on sale in India with eight variants spread across the CB350, CB350RS and CB350C. Prices begin at Rs 1,95,200 and top out at Rs 2,04,700 ex-showroom. With only Rs 9,500 separating the least and most expensive versions, styling and riding character matter more than budget alone.
2026 Honda CB350 variant prices
| Motorcycle | Variant | Reported ex-showroom price |
|---|---|---|
| CB350 | Standard | Rs 1,95,200 |
| CB350 | DLX | Rs 1,97,900 |
| CB350 | Chrome | Rs 1,99,900 |
| CB350RS | Standard | Rs 1,99,900 |
| CB350RS | DLX | Rs 2,02,500 |
| CB350C | Standard | Rs 2,00,300 |
| CB350C | DLX | Rs 2,02,700 |
| CB350C | Special Edition | Rs 2,04,700 |
These are publisher-reported prices because a dated official Honda launch release was not located during verification. Buyers should confirm the latest ex-showroom and on-road prices with a Honda BigWing outlet.

CB350, CB350RS or CB350C?
The standard CB350 is the straightforward roadster in the family. Its neutral design and lowest entry price make it the logical choice for riders who want the core platform without paying for a more specialised visual identity.
The CB350RS is the sportier interpretation. It suits riders who prefer a slightly more youthful roadster look and do not mind paying a small premium over the base CB350. The CB350C takes the classic route and offers the widest variant ladder, culminating in the Special Edition.
Why the Rs 9,500 spread matters
Normally, a family with eight variants forces buyers to begin with a firm budget ceiling. Here, the entire range sits inside a Rs 9,500 window. That means a shopper considering the least expensive CB350 can realistically cross-shop the top CB350C without changing the financing decision dramatically.
The trade-off shifts to design, finish, wheel and colour preference, availability and intended riding style. On-road price differences may be larger after insurance and accessories, but the ex-showroom ladder remains unusually compact.
What remains common
The three motorcycles are built around Honda's familiar 350cc single-cylinder roadster formula. Buyers should expect the family resemblance to matter more than outright performance differences. Final specifications, colour availability, connected features and included equipment can vary by version, so those details deserve a showroom check before booking.
Who should buy which version?
CB350: best for buyers prioritising value and a clean roadster identity.
CB350RS: best for riders who want the sportier-looking member of the family.
CB350C: best for riders drawn to traditional styling and the broadest variant choice.
Bottom line
The 2026 price structure turns the CB350 line-up into a preference-led decision. The base CB350 starts at Rs 1.952 lakh, the CB350RS at Rs 1.999 lakh and the CB350C at Rs 2.003 lakh. The top CB350C Special Edition costs Rs 2.047 lakh. Confirm city-specific on-road prices and current stock before making a final choice.
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