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 6 Commuter, 5 Sports, 3 Cruiser, 3 Adventure Tourer, 1 Tourer and 2 Off Road. Upcoming Honda bike in India include Honda CB350 Cruiser, Honda CL500 Scrambler , Honda CBR150R which are expected to launch in 2024.

Honda Bikes Price List 2024 in India

Latest Updates on Honda

• Honda is also working on an all-electric version of the Activa and we now know that it is expected to hit the market by 2025.

• 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 the NX500, which gets an updated design and a few new features.

• 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 two completely different automotive manufacturers with different origins. Honda is a Japanese manufacturer that deals with both two-wheelers and cars. It was founded after World War 2 by Soichiro Honda. 

The company first started by manufacturing motorized bicycles, utilizing surplus engines. Within a few years they started making their own motorcycles, with the first one Dream D-Type produced in 1949. Honda Motor Company Limited was later formed in 1950.

Hyundai, on the other hand, traces its origins back to South Korea. The company was founded by Chung Ju-yung in 1967 and started off as a construction business and later became a car manufacturer. Currently, Hyundai doesn't manufacturer doesn’t manufacture any motorcycles or scooters, and is strictly focused on making cars.

When did Honda and Hero separate?

Honda first came to India in 1984 as a joint venture with Hero Cycle, which we know as Hero Honda. The joint venture first started selling 4-stroke motorcycles like the CD100 and Street. The partnership with Hero ended in 2010, with the Munjal family (owners of the Hero Group) buying out Honda’s stake from the joint Hero Honda venture. Today, Honda sells their models under Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India Limited.

Where are Honda motorcycles and scooters made?

Honda currently has 4 production facilities in India located at Manesar (Haryana), Tapukara (Rajasthan), Narsapura (Karnataka) and Vitthalapur (Gujarat). These 4 plants have a combined production capacity of 7.05 million units per annum. Today Honda is present all over India, with a strong presence across 786 cities. 

Which Honda bike is best?

Honda today offers a wide range of bikes in the market, from simple commuter to retro roadsters and even performance oriented motorcycles. Here’s our breakdown of which one will suit your needs.

• Honda Shine 100: The Shine is an iconic commuter offering from the brand, it offers reliable performance and good mileage. If you’re looking for a no-nonsense commuter bike then the Shine is the right choice.

• Honda Unicorn: The Unicorn is quite a famous bike in India, thanks to the amazing reliability and comfort level it offered. Now it has a slightly larger 160cc engine, and is a good choice if you’re looking for something a bit more powerful.

• Honda H’ness CB350: The H’ness CB350 is a good retro bike and a rival to the Royal Enfield Classic 350. If you’re someone looking for a retro roadster, then the H’ness will be the one for you.

Honda also offers a bunch of high capacity motorcycles like the Honda NX500 and the Honda Transalp, both of which are potent ADVs that can satisfy your thirst for adventure.