Himalayan 450 has a 4-inch circular TFT panel that includes phone connectivity, complete map navigation via Google Maps, media controls, and detailed bike statistics like voltage and fuel range. The display is controlled using a thumb-operated joystick on the left switchgear.This technology offers precise throttle control and several riding modes (Performance and Eco) to optimise power delivery for different situations.The dual-channel ABS may be configured for off-road use, allowing the rear ABS to be totally disabled for greater control in off-road conditions while requiring less intervention on the front wheels.The bike is compatible with the Royal Enfield App, which provides navigation via Google Maps shown on the TFT screen. It also enables for phone and media functions through the joystick.​

Ideal for urban commuting and casual travel.Unlike liquid-cooled engines, which utilise coolant to disperse heat, an air-cooled system uses the movement of air over the engine fins. This approach is simpler, lighter, and requires less maintenance, although it may be less successful in harsh situations than liquid cooling.The Hunter 350’s fuel injection technology replaces the conventional carburettor. It carefully adjusts the amount of fuel delivered into the combustion chamber, resulting in optimal combustion and performance. Benefits include:Precise fuel metering increases fuel efficiency.Immediate modification of fuel supply for increased acceleration.More efficient combustion leads to lower exhaust emissions.The engine produces around 20 brake horsepower (bhp) and 27 Nm of torque at 4000 RPM. This combination generates enough power for speedy acceleration and economical cruising speeds.The power output is enough for a bike of this type, making it suitable for both everyday commuting and occasional interstate journeys. The torque available at lower RPMs provides adequate pulling power, particularly in stop-and-go traffic circumstances.The Hunter 350 comes with a five-speed manual gearbox. Here is what it offers:The gear ratios are optimised for a combination of city and highway riding, resulting in smooth acceleration and optimal fuel use at greater speeds.Manual transmissions provide the rider with complete control over gear selection, which improves the riding experience and allows for better engine power management.The bike’s chassis is meant to be agile and stable.