meteor 350 supernova

DESCRIPTION

The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 Supernova is for riders who like to take things slow — in a good way. It’s the top trim in the Meteor range, and it shows. The dual-tone paint, the windshield, those alloy wheels… it’s all set up for someone who’s thinking about weekend highway runs rather than quick city hops.

Price in 2025

For 2025, the Meteor 350 Supernova carries a tag of around ₹2.30 lakh (ex-showroom). Not the cheapest 350cc you’ll find, but it isn’t pretending to be. You’re paying for comfort, looks, and the fact that it’s ready for touring the moment you roll it out of the showroom. No “I’ll upgrade later” thoughts — it’s all there.

Meteor Supernova Colours

Royal Enfield keeps it simple with three Meteor Supernova colour options:

• Blue Supernova – calm and elegant, especially in sunlight.
• Brown Supernova – the sort of shade that makes you think of leather saddlebags and long road trips.
• Red Supernova – bold, bright, and you can spot it from far away.

All of them get the tall windshield and machined alloy wheels as standard. Those two alone save you an extra spend after buying.

Engine & Ride Feel

This Royal Enfield Meteor 350 Supernova runs a 349cc single-cylinder motor. Not a high-rev screamer — instead, it’s tuned for steady torque and a relaxed cruise. You’ll find it happiest at 80–90 km/h on an open stretch, where the vibrations are minimal and the engine note has that familiar RE thump without feeling overworked. Gear shifts are light, the clutch isn’t heavy, and carrying a pillion doesn’t make it sluggish.

Comfort & Touring Ability

Low seat height? Check. Wide handlebars? Check. A seat you can sit on for hours without fidgeting? Also, check. The suspension setup handles bad patches well enough — not magic carpet smooth, but forgiving enough to keep your back happy. And that windshield… you only realise its value after you’ve done 50+ km at speed without feeling like your helmet is getting pushed back.

Meteor 350 Supernova Mileage

In day-to-day use, expect the Meteor 350 Supernova mileage to be around 35–38 km/l. That’s with mixed city and highway riding. On a steady highway cruise, you might even squeeze out a little more.

(Looking for more touring options? Check out our guide to the Best Cruiser Bikes in India.)

Features That Make a Difference

• Factory-installed windshield for windblast protection
• Dual-tone fuel tank with premium paintwork
• Chrome-finish mirrors
• Split seat for rider and pillion comfort
• Dual-channel ABS with disc brakes
• Machined alloy wheels for modern looks

Specifications

Final Word

The Meteor Supernova isn’t trying to win traffic light races. It’s a bike you buy because you enjoy the journey — the open road, the steady hum of the engine, the comfort that lets you ride for hours without thinking about the clock. If that sounds like your kind of riding, the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 will probably feel like it was built for you. And if you’re browsing other options from the same stable, you might want to explore all Royal Enfield Bikes with prices before making your pick.