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Royal Enfield Bullet 350vsRoyal Enfield Meteor 350

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Royal Enfield Meteor 350

62% Match
The Meteor 350 is the more modern, feature-rich and comfortable cruiser, with dual-channel ABS, alloy wheels with tubeless tyres, LED lighting and Tripper navigation justifying its higher price. The Bullet 350 counters with classic styling, a lower seat height-independent stance, a taller 19/18-inch spoked wheel setup and a lower price, making it the better pick for buyers who want old-school Royal Enfield character and value over tech. Choose the Meteor for comfort and features, the Bullet for heritage and price.
Royal Enfield Bullet 350

Royal Enfield Bullet 350

Base

₹1.64 - ₹2.08 Lakh

Ex-showroom price

  • Lower Price Tag

  • Better Owner-Reported Mileage

  • Classic Spoked Wheel Setup

AI Match

62%

Royal Enfield Meteor 350

  • Performance

    70%

  • Comfort

    80%

  • Efficiency

    66%

  • Features & Tech

    78%

  • Safety

    70%

  • Ownership

    68%

  • Practicality

    72%

  • Value

    62%
Royal Enfield Meteor 350

Royal Enfield Meteor 350

Fireball

₹1.99 - ₹2.23 Lakh

Ex-showroom price

  • Dual-Channel ABS

  • Disc Brakes Front and Rear

  • Tripper Navigation & Bluetooth

AI · Personalisation

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Daily Commuter

Your AI pick

Royal Enfield Bullet 350

72% Match

Bullet 350 is cheaper to buy, sips less fuel per owner-reported figures, and is lighter, making it a more sensible everyday office-run bike.

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Royal Enfield Bullet 350

Why Bullet 350 for you?

Better running costs

35 kmpl owner-reported mileage beats the Meteor's 32 kmpl, which adds up over daily commuting distances.

Lower purchase price

At Rs 1,65,656 ex-showroom, the Bullet is over Rs 34,000 cheaper than the Meteor, easing the entry cost for a commuter.

Lighter kerb weight

195 kg vs 191 kg is close, but combined with a narrower tyre and spoke wheel setup, the Bullet feels nimbler in stop-go traffic.

AI Insights

Every vehicle has a different personality.

Find out how the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 and Royal Enfield Meteor 350 stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.

Royal Enfield Bullet 350
Royal Enfield Meteor 350
PerformanceComfortEfficiencyFeatures& TechSafetyOwnershipPracticalityValue

Royal Enfield Meteor 350 pulls ahead overall

Both share the identical 349cc engine so performance scores are near-equal, but the Meteor pulls ahead on comfort, features and safety thanks to its relaxed ergonomics, dual-channel ABS and Tripper display, while the Bullet claws back ground on value and ownership cost due to its lower price and slightly better mileage.

Dual-Channel ABS

The Meteor 350 gets dual-channel ABS on both wheels, while the Bullet only offers single-channel ABS up front.

Disc Brakes Front and Rear

Rear disc braking (270mm) paired with the front disc gives the Meteor stronger, more confident stopping power than the Bullet's rear drum.

Tripper Navigation & Bluetooth

A semi-digital console with turn-by-turn navigation and Bluetooth connectivity puts the Meteor well ahead in tech versus the Bullet's non-connected cluster.

A Trade-off

At ₹1,65,656 ex-showroom, the Bullet 350 is over ₹34,000 cheaper than the Meteor 350.

Key Highlights

Strengths that matter every day.

A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.

Royal Enfield Bullet 350

Strengths for those who prioritise value, range and features.

Royal Enfield Bullet 350

  • Lower Price Tag

    At ₹1,65,656 ex-showroom, the Bullet 350 is over ₹34,000 cheaper than the Meteor 350.

  • Better Owner-Reported Mileage

    The Bullet returns 35 kmpl versus the Meteor's 32 kmpl, giving it a longer 455 km riding range on a smaller 13-litre tank.

  • Classic Spoked Wheel Setup

    Its 19-inch front and 18-inch rear spoked wheels with tubed tyres lend the timeless Bullet silhouette enthusiasts seek.

  • Wet Multiplate Clutch

    The Bullet uses a traditional wet multiplate clutch, a simpler and well-proven mechanical setup.

  • Lighter Reserve Fuel Margin

    With a 2-litre reserve out of 13 litres, the Bullet keeps fuel management straightforward for daily commuting.

Royal Enfield Meteor 350

Strengths for those who prioritise safety, range and performance.

Royal Enfield Meteor 350

  • Dual-Channel ABS

    The Meteor 350 gets dual-channel ABS on both wheels, while the Bullet only offers single-channel ABS up front.

  • Disc Brakes Front and Rear

    Rear disc braking (270mm) paired with the front disc gives the Meteor stronger, more confident stopping power than the Bullet's rear drum.

  • Tripper Navigation & Bluetooth

    A semi-digital console with turn-by-turn navigation and Bluetooth connectivity puts the Meteor well ahead in tech versus the Bullet's non-connected cluster.

  • LED Lighting Package

    LED headlamp, tail light, DRLs and turn signals give the Meteor better visibility and a modern look compared to the Bullet's halogen setup.

  • Lower, More Accessible Seat with Assist Clutch

    A 765mm seat height and assist-and-slipper clutch make the Meteor easier to handle at stops and for lighter clutch effort than the Bullet's 805mm seat and standard clutch.

Features & Specs

Features that matter every day.

Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.

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  • Power & Performance

  • Brakes & Wheels

  • Suspensions & Chassis

  • Warranty and Services

  • Dimensions

  • Safety & Convenience

  • Mobile App Monitoring

  • Lights

  • Seat & Storage

  • Instrument Cluster

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