The Royal Enfield Classic 350 (2021) is a modern iteration of the iconic retro cruiser, blending vintage aesthetics with updated engineering. Its teardrop-shaped fuel tank, circular headlamps with pilot lights, peashooter exhaust, and spoked or alloy wheels are all hallmarks of its neo-retro style, which was influenced by British bikes built after World War II. Built on the new J-series platform, the 2021 model offers a more refined and high-quality ride. Compared to the earlier UCE engine, the 349cc air-oil-cooled single-cylinder engine produces smoother performance and less vibration. The bike is manufactured in Royal Enfield's Oragadam facility in Chennai, India, using state-of-the-art production lines equipped with precision machining, robotic welding, and stringent quality control. The frame and body panels are made of steel, the engine parts are made of aluminium alloy, and the grips, footrests, and switchgear are made of rubber and plastic composites. In addition, the Classic 350 (2021) maintains its classic style while adding dual-channel ABS, electronic fuel injection (EFI), and a semi-digital instrument cluster for increased safety.