2025 Classic 350 Medallion Bronze vs Emerald Comparison | Premium Colors | Motorxone

Product reviewed

• Royal Enfield Classic 350 color variants compared on royalenfield.com: Medallion Bronze vs Emerald (chrome/premium color variant)

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Key differences & features mentioned

1) Pricing / value

• Medallion Bronze: ₹204,000 ex-showroom
• Emerald (top variant): ₹230,000 ex-showroom

Premium gap: ~₹26,000, attributed to:

• Chrome elements
• More features on the Emerald variant

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2) Appearance / vibe (main talking point)

Medallion Bronze

• Said to be the most liked since the new Classic 350 series launched.
• Vintage, old-school classic look.
• Described as premium-touch, while still feeling good value for money.
• Some viewers mention:
  • A “Kabir Singh” vibe
  • Resembles an improved version of the old Creme Bronze

Emerald (premium/Chrome color)

• Described as super premium and completely different.
• More chrome + premium finish details:
  • Chrome tank
  • Chrome mudguard
  • Chrome side panel
• Stands out more due to rose-gold/dual-tone elements (as noted by viewers)

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3) Common tech & mechanical setup (mostly the same on both)

• LED headlight (standard across new Classic 350 variants)
• Dual-channel ABS
• Front & rear disc brakes
• 19-inch front wheel, tube tyres (no tubeless mentioned)
• Spoke wheels (no alloy wheel option)
• Engine: 350cc single-cylinder, air & oil cooled, BS6 compliant
• Power/torque stated:
  • 20 bhp
  • 27 Nm
• Engine guard and other accessories mentioned as similar
• Exhaust note claimed to be similar on both
• Fuel tank capacity: 13 litres on both
• Front telescopic suspension on both
• Similar chassis: “twin down tube chassis”

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4) Specific component differences called out

Lighting / indicators

• Medallion Bronze: halogen turn indicators
• Emerald: LED turn indicators (as standard)
  • Chrome-finished rear elements and accents also mentioned

Turn-instrument / features

• Medallion Bronze: standard instrument setup mentioned generally
• Emerald:
  • Triple navigation in the instrument cluster (explicitly called out as the “best thing”)
  • Switchable rear-view mirrors
  • Adjustable pebble levers (Emerald only, per video)

Handlebar / levers

• Medallion Bronze: normal, non-adjustable levers
• Emerald: adjustable pebble levers

Body/badging & styling

• Medallion Bronze:
  • Dual-tone/bronze accents on the side profile
  • Pin striping and classic badging
  • Bronze fuel/trim details emphasized
• Emerald:
  • Chrome-finished side panel
  • Emerald badging
  • Dual-tone tank with rose-gold finish emphasis

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5) Wheels/tyres and rear setup

Both appear to use:

• Tube tyres
• Spoke wheels
• Rear wheel size called out as 120/80 18 (18-inch rear)

Rear lighting:

• Medallion Bronze: halogen tail light
• Emerald: halogen tail light, but LED turn indicators (explicit difference)

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6) Seat & comfort

• Split seat standard on both
• Rider/pillion space described as good
• Slightly hard cushioning mentioned
  • Noted for Bronze, and the seat is said to be similar on Emerald too

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Pros (as presented)

Medallion Bronze

• Best value for money due to lower pricing
• Still feels premium with bronze/vintage classic styling
• Attractive color popularity among buyers
• Same core performance and equipment as Emerald (besides premium extras)

Emerald

• More premium-looking due to chrome elements + rose-gold/dual-tone finish
• LED turn indicators
• Triple navigation in instrument cluster
• Adjustable pebble levers
• Switchable rear-view mirrors
• Overall “stand out” look emphasized

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Cons / limitations (as mentioned)

• On both variants:
  • No tubeless tyres (tube tyres only)
  • No alloy wheel option
• Bronze-specific spec limitation:
  • Halogen turn indicators (vs LED in Emerald)

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Comparisons made

• The video is essentially a direct color/trim comparison: Medallion Bronze vs Emerald
• Focus areas:
  • Pricing difference
  • Chrome/premium visual elements
  • Feature differences: LED indicators, triple navigation, adjustable levers, switchable mirrors

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Overall verdict / recommendation

• For maximum value for money: choose Medallion Bronze (₹204,000).
• For the most premium, feature-rich look and extras: choose Emerald (₹230,000) for its chrome premium finish and added features like:
  • Triple navigation
  • LED turn indicators
  • Adjustable levers
  • Switchable mirrors

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Speakers

• Single main speaker throughout (one presenter for pricing, walk-around, and recommendations).