Honda Bike News

Honda’s latest patent details an electronically controlled clutch for electric motorcycles that can modulate motor output, mimic aggressive clutch-dump launches.

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has reached a significant milestone of 10 million cumulative sales in North India, highlighting its strong market presence, expanding customer base, and consistent product demand across the region.

Honda has launched the 2026 NX500 in India at Rs 7.44 lakh, featuring new colours and E-Clutch technology. The adventure bike retains its 471cc engine, with updates focused on rider experience and visual appeal.

The updated Honda CBR650R arrives in India featuring E-Clutch tech and refreshed colors, enhancing its appeal in the middleweight supersport segment.

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has launched the NX500 with E-Clutch technology at ₹7,43,900. The system automates clutch operation for improved comfort. The NX500 features a 471cc engine, dual-channel ABS, and advanced connectivity.

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has recalled select CB1000 Hornet SP units produced between September 2024 and August 2025 to address fuel hose and engine oil issues. Inspections and repairs are free at authorised dealerships.

HMSI kicks off FY2026 strongly with a 17% sales surge in April, reflecting robust demand and improved market momentum.

Honda’s March 2026 sales highlight the dominance of Activa and the growing demand for scooters in India’s two-wheeler market.

The 2026 Honda CBR150R arrives in Malaysia with a fresh Stealth Black paint scheme, joining Silver and Honda Tricolor. The 150cc liquid‑cooled single‑cylinder supersport retains its 16 HP output and sharp Fireblade‑inspired styling.

Honda is preparing to launch a CB350 H’NESS Special Edition featuring a new colour scheme and gold highlights. The model will use the same 348.36cc engine and is expected to be based on the DLX Pro trim.

Honda has launched a new black and orange colour option for the CBR150R in Malaysia for 2026. The bike remains mechanically unchanged, with a 150cc engine and a price of RM13,399. No India relaunch is confirmed.

Honda has filed a design patent for the Click 125 scooter in India, a popular model already on sale in Southeast Asian markets like Thailand and the Philippines. With aggressive styling, larger 14‑inch wheels, and a feature-rich package.

Honda has removed the CBR650R, CB650R, and X-ADV from its Indian Big Wing lineup. These premium models, imported as CBUs, are no longer listed on the website. Future reintroduction is unconfirmed.

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) ended March 2026 on a strong note, with total two‑wheeler sales surging close to 29% year‑on‑year to around 5.49 lakh units, driven by solid domestic demand.

Honda has discontinued the CB650R, CBR650R, and X ADV in India after their January 2025 relaunch, following its fixed allocation strategy. The company may reintroduce the 650 duo in future cycles, but no timeline is confirmed.