2026 Honda Rebel 300 Vs Yezdi Roadster: Price Comparison

Honda recently launched the 2026 Rebel 300 in India, which is a bobber-style motorcycle. It gets a sleek neo-retro look with an optional E-clutch variant. Here's how it compares with the Yezdi Roadster:

Price

The standard Rebel 300 is priced Rs 22,004 higher than the base Yezdi Roadster (Smoke Grey), and still costs Rs 10,031 more than even the top-spec Roadster (Shadow Black). Opting for the Rebel 300 E-Clutch variant will cost Rs 50,031 more expensive than the top-spec Roadster.

Honda Rebel 300

The Honda Rebel 300 gets a typical bobber design with chunky tyres at both ends, a low-slung stance and a sleek teardrop-shaped fuel tank. The bike is available in two subtle colour options: Black and Silver. Both of these shades clearly match the overall mature design of this Honda.

The bike is powered by a 286cc liquid-cooled engine paired with a 6-speed gearbox. However, Honda has not revealed its power figures yet, but the international version produces 30.4 PS and 27.4 Nm, similar is expected from the Indian version as well.

For features, it packs a TFT console with Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, music controls and call/SMS alerts. It is also available in an E-clutch variant, which makes it the most affordable bike to come equipped with this feature which adds more convenience. 

For safety, it features dual-channel ABS, switchable traction control and a hazard light switch as standard.

Yezdi Roadster

The Yezdi Roadster carries a neo-retro charm with its round headlamp, a side-mounted tyre hugger, twin peashooter exhausts and a chopped rear fender. These elements give it a retro-roadster approach rather than a pure bobber stance.

The bike is offered in five colour options: Smoke Grey, Green Mamba, Shark Skin Blue, Red Wolf and Shadow Black.

It's powered by a 334cc liquid-cooled engine producing 29.1 PS and 29.6 Nm, paired with a 6-speed gearbox along with a slip-and-assist clutch. Feature-wise, the Roadster gets a digital LCD instrument console with a gear position indicator and USB charging port but misses out on Bluetooth connectivity. In terms of safety, it comes with dual-channel ABS.

BikeDekho Says

On paper, both the Yezdi Roadster and the Honda Rebel 300 (international version) produce almost similar power, but the Roadster's engine makes more torque. The Rebel 300 is also better equipped in terms of overall features. 

Buyers who prioritise a tech-loaded cruiser experience will likely lean towards the Rebel 300, while those who want performance along with old-school character at a lower price point may appreciate the Yezdi Roadster.