Except the Grazia, Livo, Hornet 2.0 and CB500X, all the Honda models have retained their prices
While most of the Honda two-wheelers have retained their prices this month, the Grazia, Livo and Hornet 2.0 have received a slight hike. The CB500X, on the other hand, has surprised us as the ADV has received a substantial price cut. So if you're planning to buy a Honda two-wheeler this month, here's how much you'll have to pay.
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Model
|
Variants
|
Price (ex-showroom Delhi)
|
Margin of hike
|
|
Honda CB200X
|
DX
|
Rs 1,45,954
|
Nil
|
|
Honda Hornet 2.0
|
Standard
|
Rs 1,33,693
|
Rs 1,455
|
|
Honda XBlade
|
STD / DX
|
Rs 1,13,350 /
Rs 1,18,081
|
Nil
|
|
Honda Unicorn
|
Standard
|
Rs 1,01,442
|
Nil
|
|
Honda SP125
|
Drum /
Disc
|
Rs 80,587 /
Rs 84,588
|
Nil
|
|
Honda Shine
|
Drum / Disc
|
Rs 74,943 /
Rs 79,343
|
Nil
|
|
Honda Livo
|
Drum /
Disc
|
Rs 73,174 /
Rs 77,174
|
Disc: Rs 501
|
|
Honda CD110 Deluxe
|
Standard / DLX / DLX New
|
Rs 66,033 /
Rs 67,033 / Rs 68,487
|
Nil
|
|
Model
|
Variants
|
Price (ex-showroom Delhi)
|
Margin of hike
|
|
Honda Activa 125
|
Drum
|
Rs 74,157
|
Nil
|
|
Drum Alloy Wheels
|
Rs 77,725
|
|
Disc
|
Rs 81,280
|
|
Premium Drum
|
Rs 78,725
|
|
Premium Disc
|
Rs 82,280
|
|
Honda Grazia
|
Drum / Disc / Repsol Edition
|
Rs 79,343 /
Rs 86,668 / Rs 87,668
|
Drum: Rs 954 / Disc: Rs 954 / Repsol Edition: Nil |
|
Honda Activa 6G
|
Standard / DX
|
Rs 70,599 / Rs 72345
|
Nil |
|
Honda Dio
|
Standard / DX
|
Rs 66,030 /
Rs 69,428
|
Nil |
|
Model
|
Variants
|
Price (ex-showroom Delhi)
|
Margin of hike
|
|
Honda H'Ness CB350
|
DLX
|
Rs 1,96,239
|
Nil
|
|
DLX Pro
|
Rs 2,01,239
|
|
Anniversary Edition
|
Rs 2,03,739
|
|
Model
|
Variants
|
Price (ex-showroom Mumbai)
|
Margin of hike
|
|
Honda CBR650R
|
Standard
|
Rs 9,34,600
|
Nil
|
|
Model
|
Variants
|
Price (ex-showroom Mumbai)
|
Margin of hike
|
|
Honda Africa Twin
|
DCT
|
Rs 17,50,500
|
Nil
|
|
Manual
|
Rs 15,96,500
|
|
Model
|
Variants
|
Price (ex-showroom Mumbai)
|
Margin of hike
|
|
Honda Gold Wing Tour
|
DCT + Airbags
|
Rs 39,68,715
|
Nil
|
|
Model
|
Variants
|
Price (ex-showroom Delhi)
|
Margin of hike
|
|
Honda CB350RS
|
Monotone
|
Rs 2,01,239
|
Nil
|
|
Dualtone
|
Rs 2,01,868
|
Nil
|
|
Model
|
Variants
|
Price (ex-showroom Mumbai)
|
Margin of hike
|
|
Honda CBR Fireblade
|
Black
|
Rs 23,55,788
|
NA
|
|
Red
|
Rs 24,07,216
|
|
Model
|
Variants
|
Price (ex-showroom Delhi)
|
Margin of reduction
|
|
Honda CB500X
|
Standard
|
Rs 5,79,952
|
Rs 1,08,036
|
|
Model
|
Variants
|
Price (ex-showroom Mumbai)
|
Margin of hike
|
|
Honda CB650R
|
Standard
|
Rs 8,67,865
|
Nil
|
|
Model
|
Variants
|
Price (ex-showroom Mumbai)
|
Margin of hike
|
|
Honda CB300R
|
Standard
|
Rs 2,77,000
|
Nill
|
The Honda Hornet 2.0 has received the same price hike of Rs 1,455 for two months in a row. Talking about Honda's Bigwing official website, while the manual variant of the Gold Wing Tour has been removed, the price of the CBR1000RR-R Fireblade on the other hand has been listed.
In related news, Honda has recently patented the CRF190L in India, and here are the possibilities of the ADV coming here. Recently, while speaking to a publication, Atsushi Ogata, president, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI), revealed that the company is investigating the 150cc and the entry-level commuter segment. Honda is also working on an EV which might be launched by the next financial year.
