KATHMANDU, DECEMBER 10 Royal Enfield has introduced the updated BS VI Hunter 350 in Nepal, offering new street-inspired colourways and several feature upgrades. Prices starting at Rs 494,900, bookings and test rides have now open nationwide, the company said in the statement. According to the statement, the 2025 Hunter 350 now features a slip-assist clutch-the first in Royal Enfield's 350cc range-along with new suspension, increased ground clearance, an improved seat, dual-channel ABS, LED headlamp and refined ergonomics. Four new colour options-Rio White, Tokyo Black, London Red and Graphite Grey-draw inspiration from global urban neighbourhoods. Powered by the 349cc J-series engine, the Hunter 350 has built a global base of over 700,000 riders since 2022. Speaking on the launch, Yadvinder Singh Guleria, Chief Commercial Officer at Royal Enfield, said, 'Nepal shares a deep and enduring bond with Royal Enfield; it is a nation where motorcycling is woven into the very fabric of daily life and culture. There is a powerful surge of young, aspirational riders in Nepal who are looking for a machine that is an extension of their personality. The new Hunter 350 is specifically designed for this demographic; it is street-inspired, youthful, and incredibly agile, making it the perfect cultural fit for urban & vibrant streets of Nepal.' The single-tone models are priced at Rs 494,900, while dual-tone options cost Rs 499,900.