Honda Bikes

Honda bikes price in India starts at Rs 64,900 for Honda Shine 100, which is the cheapest model. The most expensive Honda two wheeler is Honda Gold Wing priced at Rs 39.16 Lakh. The most popular models for Honda includes 4 Scooters, 6 Commuter, 4 Sports, 3 Cruiser, 3 Adventure Tourer, 1 Tourer and 2 Off Road. Upcoming Honda bike in India include Honda CB350 Cruiser, Honda Activa Electric , Honda CL500 Scrambler which are expected to launch in 2024. Select a Honda motorcycle to find out its latest price, specifications, Honda Finance, offers, mileage, colors, images and more at BikeDekho. To get more details of Honda bikes, download BikeDekho App.Searching for Honda Scooters?

Honda Bikes Price List 2024 in India

Latest Updates on Honda

• Honda is reportedly working on an entry-level adventure tourer based on the CB350, touted as a rival to the Royal Enfield Himalayan. 

• Along with an adventure tourer, the CB350 will also spawn a 350cc scrambler with rugged-looking bits. 

• The Japanese manufacturer replaced the CB500X with its facelifted version, the NX500, which gets an updated design and a few new features.

• Honda is also working on an all-electric version of the Activa (let’s call it the Honda Activa Electric), which is expected to hit the market by 2025.

• The CB350 arrived as another model in the 350cc retro roadster lineup from Honda, with a slightly different design than the H’ness CB350.

Are Honda and Hyundai the same?

Honda and Hyundai are not the same; they are two distinct automotive giants with unique origins, but their paths have intersected in the global automotive landscape.

The story of Honda begins in Japan, in the aftermath of World War II. Soichiro Honda, a visionary entrepreneur with a passion for engineering, founded the Honda Technical Research Institute in 1946. Initially, the company focused on manufacturing motorized bicycles, utilizing surplus engines. However, Honda's relentless pursuit of innovation led to the development of their first complete motorcycle, the Dream D-Type, in 1949. This marked the beginning of Honda Motor Co., Ltd. In 1950.

In contrast, Hyundai traces its roots to South Korea, where it was founded by entrepreneur Chung Ju-yung in 1967, where the company started in construction and became a world-renowned car maker.

In India, Honda operates under Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Honda Motor Company Limited in Japan. It is the third company through which Honda is currently operating in the Indian two-wheeler market, with the previous ventures being Kinetic Honda Motor Limited (1984-1998) and Hero Honda (1984-2011).

When did Honda and Hero separate?

Honda debuted in India in 1984 with joint venture with Hero Cycles giving birth to Hero Honda, which was initiated in 1984 with four-stroke models like CD100 and Street, which later flourished with more motorcycles like Hero Splendor, CBZ, Glamour, Super Splendor, CD Deluxe, Karizma and Pleasure. However, this partnership with Hero Cycles ended in 2010 in a phased manner, with Honda already establishing its footing with Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India Limited.

Founded in 1999, Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India Limited started its operations separately from Hero Honda, with models like Activa, Dio, Unicorn and Shine. After its exit from Hero Honda, HMSI remains the sole entity of Honda in the two-wheeler business in the country.

Where are Honda motorcycles and scooters made?

Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India Limited currently has four production facilities in India – Manesar (Haryana), Tapukara (Rajasthan), Narsapura (Karnataka) and Vitthalapur (Gujarat). The combined production facilities of all these four units stand at 7.05 million units per annum. Honda currently has a strong presence across 786 cities in India, with 2,864 dealerships (and counting). 

Which Honda bike is best?

Honda makes a number of motorcycles across a variety of categories. Here are some of Honda’s best bikes

Budget commuters

• Honda Shine 100: This is the cheapest Honda bike that’s made in India. It’s a no-frills commuter with a refined engine and plenty of fuel efficiency.

• Honda Livo: With the same engine from the CD 110 Deluxe, the Livo offers a more premium design and some premium features like a semi-digital instrument cluster

Premium Commuters

• Honda Shine 125: The first-ever 125cc motorcycle from Honda in India, Shine is the highest-selling 125cc bike in India thanks to its refined and frugal engine. 

• Honda SP125: Basically, the Shine 125 with a much more premium design. The SP125 looks sporty and features an all-digital instrument cluster.

• Honda Unicorn: One of the most popular 150cc commuter motorcycles in the country. Now with a 160cc engine, the Unicorn remains popular thanks to its bullet-proof reliability and high comfort levels.

Adventure/Travel

• Honda CB200X: Based on the Honda Hornet 2.0, this baby-adventure motorcycle gets a 184cc single cylinder engine, wide, raised handlebar and a comfortable seat – great for touring on a budget

• Honda NX500: The successor to the venerable CB500X, the NX500 gets a refined and tractable 500cc parallel twin engine that makes it ideal for touring across the country.

• Honda Africa Twin: Honda’s OG adventure bike. The Africa Twin 1100 is an extremely versatile motorcycle that many believe offers the perfect balance between road touring and off-road riding.

Retro

• Honda CB350 H’ness: Honda’s attempt to take on the classic roadster segment dominated by Royal Enfield in India. The CB350 offers properly retro looks and adequate performance to make it a very versatile motorcycle.

Which Honda scooter is best?

Honda is most known in India for its gearless scooters, with the Honda Activa 6G being their most popular 2-wheeler.

• Activa: One of the first CVT scooters with a four-stroke engine, the Activa has become a blockbuster today, being the country’s largest-selling scooter. It’s available in a 125cc version as well.

• Honda Dio: Another popular scooter from Honda in India, the Dio is a sought-after scooter for youngsters with its edgy styling and reliable engine. The Dio too comes in a 125cc version.