Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has officially teased the upcoming 2025 Honda CB350, sparking fresh excitement in the mid-capacity motorcycle segment. Known for its retro styling and smooth performance, the CB350 series is Honda’s direct competitor to Royal Enfield’s popular 350cc lineup.
With the new update, Honda seems to be tightening the game even further, giving enthusiasts something to watch out for in 2025.

Teaser Drops Hints of a More Refined CB350
The teaser, shared across Honda’s social platforms and official website, doesn’t reveal much but gives a glimpse of the fuel tank and a signature round LED headlamp—something fans have come to associate with the CB350 line. What stands out is the slogan used in the teaser campaign: “Formidable Comes Back Stronger.” This clearly hints at significant upgrades—perhaps in design, performance, or technology.
No official launch date has been confirmed yet, but sources suggest the updated model could hit showrooms in the first half of 2025.
What to Expect in the 2025 Honda CB350?
While Honda has kept most details under wraps, there are several expectations based on past trends and market competition. The CB350 is already known for its refined 348.36cc single-cylinder engine that offers smooth cruising and a balanced riding experience. The 2025 update may not bring major changes to the engine but could include improvements in tuning for better fuel efficiency and throttle response.
There’s also speculation that Honda might introduce new features like Bluetooth connectivity, updated instrument cluster, or improved suspension setup—all of which would align it more closely with modern rider expectations. Some fans are also hoping for dual-channel ABS as standard across all variants.
Royal Enfield vs Honda: The Ongoing Rivalry
The rivalry between Honda CB350 and Royal Enfield Classic 350 is well-known among Indian bikers. While Royal Enfield has long dominated the segment with its nostalgic design and strong brand loyalty, Honda has steadily built a loyal base by offering a more refined engine, lighter build, and modern features.
With Royal Enfield constantly innovating—launching new variants and updating features—Honda seems keen to stay in the race. The 2025 model might be Honda’s response to Royal Enfield’s growing dominance in both urban and touring markets.
Design Changes on the Cards?
Design has always been one of CB350’s strengths. From the chrome-finished exhaust to the muscular tank, it carries a retro-modern aesthetic that appeals to both older riders and younger enthusiasts. The teaser hints at subtle design tweaks—possibly a new paint scheme, redesigned tank, or refreshed logos—that could give it a more premium feel.
Honda may also introduce new color options, which has been a popular strategy among bike manufacturers to keep existing models fresh.
Price and Availability
Though there’s no official word on pricing yet, the 2025 Honda CB350 is expected to stay in the ₹2 lakh to ₹2.3 lakh (ex-showroom) range. Honda will likely continue offering it through its BigWing dealerships across India, which focus on premium motorcycles.
With increasing competition in this segment, the pricing strategy will be crucial. Buyers are increasingly looking for motorcycles that offer a balance between performance, tech, and visual appeal—all at the right price.
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Final Thoughts
The upcoming 2025 Honda CB350 looks like a timely move by Honda to keep its presence strong in India’s retro bike market. While the full picture will become clear only after the official reveal, the teaser alone has stirred enough buzz.
For now, enthusiasts and potential buyers will be watching closely. With Royal Enfield, Jawa, and Yezdi already making aggressive moves, Honda’s next step could decide how competitive the CB350 remains in the months ahead.
Stay tuned for more updates as Honda prepares to unveil what could be one of its most refined and feature-packed CB350s yet.