Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has announced one of its biggest product offensives for the Indian market by unveiling an expanded portfolio of 10 motorcycles and scooters, comprising seven all-new models and three refreshed models with updated colour options. The new lineup spans adventure scooters, cruisers, roadsters, dual-purpose motorcycles, electric mobility and flex-fuel technology, highlighting Honda’s commitment to catering to India’s evolving two-wheeler market.
The latest portfolio expansion also marks a significant step in Honda’s localisation strategy, strengthening product development, engineering and manufacturing capabilities in India while making the brand’s global technologies more accessible to Indian customers.
Speaking on the occasion, Tsutsumu Otani, President & CEO, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, said India remains one of Honda’s most strategic global markets. He added that the new portfolio reflects Honda’s multi-pathway approach, offering advanced ICE, electric and flex-fuel mobility solutions while reinforcing India’s role as a key manufacturing and export hub.
Seven New Models Across Multiple Segments
Leading the lineup is the Honda ADV 160, an adventure-style scooter powered by a 160cc liquid-cooled engine. Designed for both urban commuting and weekend rides, it becomes India’s first scooter compatible with E85 flex fuel and features an 8.1-litre fuel tank and 27-litre under-seat storage.
Honda has also introduced the CB 500, a retro-inspired heritage roadster powered by a 501cc single-cylinder engine, available in three variants featuring alloy and spoke wheel options.
The cruiser segment expands with the arrival of the Rebel 300 and Rebel 500, both featuring Honda’s signature bobber-inspired styling. The Rebel 300 is powered by a 286cc liquid-cooled engine, while the Rebel 500 gets a refined 471cc parallel-twin engine. Both motorcycles will be available with Honda’s E-Clutch technology, offering easier clutch operation in city traffic.
Adventure enthusiasts can look forward to the Honda XR 300L and XR 300 Rally, designed for mixed-terrain riding. While the XR 300L focuses on lightweight dual-purpose versatility, the XR 300 Rally draws inspiration from Honda’s rally heritage for long-distance touring and off-road exploration.
Expanding its EV lineup, Honda also unveiled the QC3 electric scooter, featuring a 3kWh battery, 151km IDC-certified range, fast charging, connected features, Smart Key and generous under-seat storage.
CB350 Range Gets Fresh Colours
Alongside the new launches, Honda refreshed its modern-classic lineup with updated colour options for the CB350, CB350C, and CB350RS, further strengthening its presence in the retro motorcycle segment.
Phased Launch Planned
Honda has confirmed that all models will be introduced in India in a phased manner, with pricing, launch timelines and market availability to be announced closer to their respective launches.
With offerings ranging from adventure scooters and lifestyle cruisers to electric mobility and dual-purpose motorcycles, Honda’s latest expansion underlines its long-term commitment to delivering diverse mobility solutions tailored for Indian customers while strengthening its Make-in-India strategy.
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