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Honda CB350C Special Edition Launched At ₹2.02 Lakh
Japanese two-wheeler giant Honda has launched the CB350C Special Edition in India. The Honda CB350C Special Edition is priced at ₹2,01,900 ex-showroom and is offered in two new cosmetic upgrades compared to the regular CB350C.
This new CB350C Special Edition also marks the renaming of the neo-retro motorcycle lineup to the CB350C. The lineup also includes the "regular" 350C along with the DLX and DLX Pro variants.
The Honda CB350C Special Edition comes in two colour options: Matte Dune Brown and Rebel Red Metallic. The brown variant features red highlights on the tank stripes, while the red version includes brown accents. These colour schemes are designed to give the Honda CB350C a refreshed, premium appearance.
Cosmetic upgrades include "Special Edition" badging on the tank, front fender, and rear fender, as well as redesigned CB350C logos. These visual updates differentiate the Honda CB350C Special Edition from the regular model without affecting the bike's structural or mechanical elements.
The split-style seat is offered in two tones according to the chosen paint scheme. Honda has also replaced the standard black pillion grab rail with a chrome version on this edition, enhancing the premium feel while keeping the overall design consistent with the rest of the Honda CB350C family.
Instrumentation remains the same digital-analogue cluster as the standard model. Smartphone Voice Control is also retained, allowing riders to manage calls, messages, and navigation using the bike's display. This ensures the Honda CB350C Special Edition offers connectivity features without altering the core interface.
Rider aids on the Honda CB350C remain unchanged. Dual-channel ABS, Selectable Torque Control (STC), and an assist/slipper clutch continue as standard features, maintaining the level of safety and ride control that buyers expect from the Honda CB350C series.
The Honda CB350C Special Edition's engine is the same 348.36 cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder unit, producing 20.78 bhp at 5,500 rpm and 29.5 Nm at 3,000 rpm. It is paired with a five-speed gearbox. Emissions compliance remains BSVI with OBD‑2B, and the engine is compatible with E20 fuel.
Bookings for the Honda CB350C Special Edition are open through BigWing dealerships and online platforms. Deliveries are expected to begin early next month.
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