Honda Two-wheelers Price List For April 2021
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Has the onset of the 2021 financial year affected the prices?
With the 2020-21 financial year done and dusted, it is time to focus on what’s ahead. Usually, many two-wheelers see a price hike at the start of every financial year and that is the case with Honda two-wheelers too, with the H’Ness CB350 receiving its second price hike. But what about the non-BigWing-ers? Well, here’s the April 2021 price list for all standard Honda two-wheelers:
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Type |
Model |
Ex-showroom Price (Delhi) |
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Scooters |
Activa 6G |
STD - Rs 66,799 DLX -Rs 68,544 20th Anniversary STD - Rs 68,299 20th Anniversary DLX - Rs 70,044 |
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Activa 125 |
Drum - Rs 70,629 Drum (Alloy) - Rs 74,198 Disc - Rs 77,752 |
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Grazia |
Drum - Rs 74,815 Disc - Rs 82,140 Sports Edition - Rs 83,140 |
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Dio |
STD - Rs 62,229 DLX - Rs 65,627 Repsol Edition - Rs 68,127 |
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Motorcycles |
CD 110 |
STD - Rs 64,508 DLX - Rs 65,508 |
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SP125 |
Drum - Rs 76,074 Disc - Rs 80,369 |
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Shine |
Drum - Rs 70,478 Disc - Rs 75,274 |
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Livo |
Drum - Rs 70,059 Disc - Rs 74,529 |
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Unicorn |
Rs 95,738 |
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X-Blade |
Disc - Rs 1,07,851 Double Disc - Rs 1,12,241 |
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Hornet 2.0 |
STD - Rs 1,28,195 Repsol Edition - Rs 1,30,195 |
Surprisingly, unlike the H’Ness CB350, all scooters and motorcycles have retained their old prices, however, nominal hikes are likely to follow soon. In other news, Honda recently launched its first mid-capacity ADV, the CB500X, in India. We took it for a short spin and here’s what we liked/disliked about it.
Punya Sharma