2026 Honda CB350 Range Gets a Visual Update

• Three distinct modern-classic motorcycles
• New colour options add variety

Honda CB350, CB350C and CB350RS have been unveiled with fresh colour options for the Indian market. The update covers all three versions of Honda’s modern-classic range, but brings no mechanical changes. Honda has not detailed the full new colour palette in the information released so far. We also don’t know yet whether every shade will be available across both the DLX and DLX Pro variants.

CB350 has a modern-retro design with an upright riding position and understated detailing. It favours riders who value refinement and dependable performance.

CB350C’s focuses on classic proportions, relaxed ergos and a stronger heritage-led character. It has that old-school roadster appearance with modern safety and connectivity features. The new colours should be particularly important for this model because paint, graphics, chrome detailing and seat finishes form a major part of its appeal.

CB350RS remains the sportiest member of the family utilising a more contemporary roadster theme with a compact rear section, darker finishes and styling intended to appeal to younger urban riders. RS sits between a traditional roadster and a mildly scrambler-inspired motorcycle.

All three models share a 348.36cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine producing around 20.5bhp and 29.5Nm. The paired five-speed transmission and is tuned to deliver most of its torque low in the rev range. The assist and slipper clutch also reduces effort at the lever while helping control rear-wheel movement during quick downshifts. Shared equipment list includes Honda Selectable Torque Control or HSTC.