Honda UnicornThe Honda Unicorn motorcycle with a price tag of Rs. 95,152. It is available in 1 variant and 3 colours. Powered by a 162.7 cc bs6 engine, the Honda Unicorn has a 5 Speed gearbox. The Honda Unicorn has Disc front brakes and Drum rear brakes along with ABS. Over 27 User reviews basis Mileage, Performance, Price and overall experience of users for Honda Unicorn.

Honda Unicorn Highlights

The launch of the Honda Unicorn took place a couple of weeks before the lockdown was enforced. It was initially priced at Rs 93,593 (ex-showroom Delhi). That said, the brand has hiked prices for most of its offering including the Unicorn.

Honda Unicorn Price:

The BS6 Honda Unicorn is now priced at Rs 94,548 (ex-showroom Delhi), a bump of Rs 576. The last update for the Unicorn brought with it a larger 162.7cc engine with a fuel-injection system.

Honda Unicorn Features:

There are no fancy features to be found on the Honda Unicorn, with the commuter motorcycle getting a simple DC bulb headlight. Even the console used is an analogue unit. The centre roundel has the speedometer and the odometer and is flanked on the left with a tachometer and a fuel gauge with a few tell tale lights on the right. 

Honda Unicorn Engine:

Honda has once again decided to equip the Unicorn with the 162.7cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine. One of the reasons that Honda has done that is perhaps the older Honda  Unicorn 150 engine would not meet BS6 emission norms, as it is a really old mill. On the current Unicorn, the 162.7cc engine produces 12.9PS and 14Nm, same power as the old 150cc engine but torque is 1.2Nm more. No changes to the 5-speed transmission though.

Honda Unicorn Suspension & Brakes:

The mechanical setup of the new Honda Unicorn is borrowed from the Unicorn 150. It gets a simple telescopic fork and monoshock handling suspension duties. There is only a single variant of the Unicorn BS6 with a 240mm front disc and a 130mm rear drum brake setup. Single-channel ABS is standard.

Honda Unicorn Rivals:

The Honda Unicorn is one of the most popular 150cc commuter motorcycles in India. It has got a larger heart now but Honda has managed to keep the good bits of the Unicorn brand intact. The primary rivals of the Honda Unicorn BS6 remain the Bajaj Pulsar 150 and the TVS Apache RTR 160 2V. For the same price though, you could also get the Bajaj Avenger 160 Street and the Aprilia SR 125.