Sharing the flat-track-inspired design language with the X440T, Harley-Davidson X350T has been built particularly for the Indian market
Harley-Davidson X350T has been officially been unveiled at the EICMA 2026 in Milan, Italy. Sharing the flat-track-inspired design language with the X440T, it has been built particularly for the Indian market to take on Triumph’s 350 range of motorcycles. The X350T was recently spotted undisguised in India ahead of its launch and several important details were leaked on the internet. We expect the price announcement in the next few days as first deliveries of the roadster with a downsized 350cc engine commence through Hero’s Premia dealerships.
The X350T will be the third locally built Harley-Davidson motorcycle in India after the X440 and X440T. It has been developed in partnership with Hero MotoCorp and we expect the roadster to be significantly cheaper in price than its 440cc siblings due to the new tax rules in India. For those asking, bikes with engine capacity above 350cc attract 40 percent GST while the models with 350cc engine or lower are taxed only 18 percent.
Harley-Davidson has offered the X350T with distinctive chequered graphics on the fuel tank. A few other notable features onboard the roadster motorcycle are electronic throttle body, riding modes, switchable ABS and traction control. The brand claims that it has installed best-in-class USD front suspension on the trellis frame, which has been tuned for stability, agility and comfort.
At the heart, the X350T houses the newly-developed 350cc air-oil cooled engine which is said to deliver best-in-segment torque. However, the brand has not disclosed the exact power and torque figures. The company’s 440cc single-cylinder powertrain, which is at the helm of X440T, develops top power of 27 bhp and peak torque of 38 Nm.
Harley-Davidson also unveiled the Sprint 440 at the EICMA 2026, which will be its second middleweight motorcycle in India after the X440 range. Being the brand’s entry-level cruiser bike in India, it is introduced with teardrop-shaped fuel tank, fastback seat and a full-LED headlight with the company logo at its center. It was presented in three colours namely Dark Billiard Gray, Vivid Black and Teal Thunder.
It flaunts orange graphics on the tank and the Harley Hare mascot on the side panels. The cruiser has a 671 mm seat height and 189 kg kerb weight while 3.5-inch color TFT display and a USB-C port are available as standard features. The buyers can also opt for a wide range of accessories, including alternative seats, side bags, a removable windshield and a backrest.
