Honda Bikes

Honda bikes price in India starts at Rs 65,643 for Honda Shine 100, which is the cheapest model. The most expensive Honda two wheeler is Honda Gold Wing priced at Rs 44,30,000. The most popular models for Honda includes 8 Commuter, 1 Roadster, 1 Street, 3 Cruiser, 4 Sports, 2 Super, 1 Tourer, 3 Adventure Tourer and 2 Off Road. Upcoming Honda bike in India include Honda Shine Electric, Honda WN7 , Honda CB1000GT which are expected to launch in 2026.

Honda Bikes Price List 2026 in India

The Japanese manufacturer, Honda Motor Company Limited, operates in India as Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI). The brand’s motorcycle division entered India in 1984 as a joint venture between Honda Motor Company (Japan) and Hero Cycles. The Hero Honda JV ended in 2011 and prior to its ending, the partnership was known for making fuel-efficient, low-cost bikes at an affordable price tag.

Currently, Honda’s lineup in India consists of 27 bikes, from 100cc commuters to litre-class superbikes and six-cylinder highway tourers. 

Honda Identity & Tag Line

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India’s current tagline is ‘The Power of Dreams’. From 1984 to 2011, the brand enjoyed enormous success for its low-cost, fuel efficient bikes like the Splendor and the entry-level performance bikes like the Hero Honda CBZ. The Hero Honda Karizma is generally credited as the first sub-250cc performance bike from India and is also responsible for the rise in popularity of performance bikes in India nowadays.

After the JV ended, Honda’s bigger capacity bikes started coming to India, and its combination of ADVs, litre-class nakeds, and supersports gave the Indian audience an abundance of options to choose from. The brand is known for literally having bikes for every kind of audience in India.

Who Should Buy Honda Bikes?

The Shine 100 and the Shine 100 DX are perfect for someone who wants a capable commuter. The 125cc range is for someone who wants a combination of a commuter with better graphics and a bigger road presence, and the CB125 Hornet adds a touch of sportiness to that combination. The Unicorn and SP 160 are bigger, more powerful versions of the 125cc range. 

The Hornet 2.0 is perfect for someone who’s in the market for a 180cc naked bike that offers refined performance and a good road presence, and if you want highway touring capabilities with that, the NX200 is the one for you. The CBR300 and the CB300F are more powerful naked and ADV versions of the 180cc bikes, and these bikes can hold highway speeds of 90-100kmph comfortably. The CB350, CB350 H’ness, CB350RS, CB350C, and the CB350C Special Edition are perfect for someone who wants a retro-roadster with a relaxed riding posture and loves cruising on the highway. 

If you are looking for a versatile bike with a refined parallel-twin engine and very good handling capabilities, then the NX500 is the one for you. If you want those characteristics in a roadster with a more comfortable riding experience, then the Rebel 500 is the one you should consider buying. The XL750 Transalp provides the big ADV experience with its linear but aggressive performance and the all-round capability to go anywhere. If you want a 750cc naked with aggressive performance, then the Hornet 750 is the one you should consider.

The Hornet 1000 SP is Honda’s premier naked bike with the aggressiveness of a 1000cc naked bike combined with the everyday usability of a litre-class bike. The CBR1000RR-R SP is perfect for those who love exciting litre-class performance from their bikes, and it’ll be the perfect bike to take to the track. The GoldWing Tour is the one you should consider if you want a combination of raw performance, comfortable riding dynamics, and touring capabilities.

Sales History/Insights

 In FY25, Honda sold more than 7.87 lakh bikes, and their best-selling bike is the Unicorn.

What’s New with Honda?

With such a diverse lineup from 100cc commuters to 1000cc supersports, Honda’s lineup in India is expected to get even broader. The brand is expected to expand its 500cc lineup with the addition of the CBR500R, CB500F, CL500 Scrambler and even make additions to the 300cc segment with the Honda Rebel 300 and the CRF300L.

Upcoming Bikes