Harley-Davidson X350T unveiled at EICMA 2026 with new 350cc engine
Hero MotoCorp has taken the wraps off the Harley-Davidson X350T at EICMA 2026, adding another motorcycle to its collaboration with the American brand. The new roadster features a 350cc air-oil-cooled engine, flat-track-inspired styling and a range of electronic rider aids. The motorcycle was showcased at Hero MotoCorp's pavilion, marking its entry into the 350cc motorcycle category.advertisementโฎโฏ Read Full StoryHarley-Davidson X350T: Design and styling The X350T draws heavily from the flat-track design theme, with a traditional round headlamp, muscular fuel tank and an upright riding stance. Its olive-green paint scheme is complemented by chequered graphics across the fuel tank and side panels, along with Harley-Davidson branding.
The motorcycle gets a distinctive horizontal lighting signature within the circular headlamp, round rear-view mirrors and a compact circular instrument cluster. A single-piece seat features a recessed section for the rider, while separate grab handles cater to the pillion. The wide handlebar and centrally positioned footpegs suggest a conventional roadster ergonomics setup. At the rear, the motorcycle gets a compact oval tail lamp. The exhaust is positioned low along the right side, with a sizeable heat shield covering its pipework. Interestingly, the X350T was spotted in spy shots ahead of its unveiling wearing orange graphics, while the official showcase model sports an olive-green finish.
Powering the X350T is an all-new 350cc air-oil-cooled engine. Hero MotoCorp claims the motor delivers class-leading torque, although the company is yet to reveal its exact output. Power figures, transmission details and performance specifications are also under wraps.
The engine is BS6 OBD2P2-compliant, making it suitable for the Indian market. Its final performance figures will be important in determining how the X350T competes against established players in the country's 350cc motorcycle segment.Harley-Davidson X350T: Features and electronics
Unlike traditional roadsters in this displacement category, the X350T gets a fairly comprehensive electronics package. The confirmed equipment includes an electronic throttle body, multiple riding modes, traction control and switchable ABS.
The motorcycle also features a circular instrument display, although Hero has not yet detailed its screen specifications or connectivity features. These could potentially be carried over from the larger X440, but confirmation is awaited.Harley-Davidson X350T: Hardware and chassis
The X350T is built around a trellis frame, suspended by upside-down front forks and twin rear shock absorbers. Hero says the chassis setup has been developed to offer a balance between everyday ride comfort, manoeuvrability in city conditions and highway stability.
Braking duties are handled by disc brakes at both ends, with ByBre calipers. The motorcycle also rides on alloy wheels. Specifications such as wheel sizes, suspension travel, kerb weight, seat height and fuel tank capacity are yet to be announced.X350T and Sprint 440 showcased at different EICMA stands
Another interesting aspect of Hero MotoCorp and Harley-Davidson's EICMA 2026 showcase is how the two new motorcycles have been distributed across their respective exhibition spaces. While the X350T made its debut at Hero MotoCorp's pavilion, the Sprint 440 was presented at Harley-Davidson's stand.
Both motorcycles are manufactured in India by Hero MotoCorp as part of its partnership with Harley-Davidson. However, neither brand displayed the other's motorcycle at its respective pavilion, keeping the two unveilings separate.
Pricing, India launch timelines and detailed specifications of the Harley-Davidson X350T are yet to be announced.
