Exactly a month ago, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) showcased 10 new and refreshed two wheeler models in India. One of the models that got a lot of interest was the Rebel 300. Honda has now launched the motorcycle in India at Rs 2.22 lakh, ex showroom Bengaluru. The E Clutch version costs Rs 2.62 lakh.
The Rebel 300 is a smaller cruiser with a low seat and simple design. Honda is offering it through its BigWing dealerships. Bookings have already started and deliveries are expected from mid October 2026.
Honda Rebel 300 Price And Variants
The motorcycle is available in two versions. The standard model uses a regular manual clutch. The more expensive version gets Honda E Clutch technology.
| Variant | Price |
|---|---|
| Rebel 300 Standard | Rs 2.22 lakh |
| Rebel 300 E Clutch | Rs 2.62 lakh |
The E Clutch version costs Rs 40,000 more than the standard bike.
Engine And Performance
The Rebel 300 uses a 286cc liquid cooled single cylinder engine. It makes 30hp and 27.5Nm and comes with a six speed gearbox.
Key mechanical details include:
- 286cc single cylinder engine
- 30hp power
- 27.5Nm torque
- Six speed gearbox
- Liquid cooling
- Dual channel ABS
- Disc brakes at both ends
Honda has kept the motorcycle fairly simple mechanically. The low seat and relaxed riding position should also make it easier for riders who prefer a cruiser style motorcycle.
E Clutch Is The Big Difference
The higher variant gets Honda’s E Clutch system. It can operate the clutch during starts and gear changes without the rider using the clutch lever.
The foot-operated gear shifter is still there, so the rider can continue to change gears manually. The clutch lever is also retained for riders who want full manual control. This makes the E Clutch version different from a conventional automatic motorcycle.
Features On The Rebel 300
Honda has given the Rebel 300 a modern equipment list despite its simple cruiser design. Key highlights –
- LED projector headlamp
- Circular TFT instrument display
- Honda RoadSync connectivity
- Turn by turn navigation
- Honda Selectable Torque Control
- Dual channel ABS
- Disc brakes at both ends
- Alloy wheels
The bike also gets a tubular steel frame with telescopic front suspension and twin rear shock absorbers.
Design And Riding Setup
The Rebel 300 follows a bobber style design. It has a compact fuel tank, exposed frame and blacked out parts. The low seat gives the bike its familiar cruiser stance.
The styling takes inspiration from the larger Rebel 500. The round headlamp, curved fenders and exposed mechanical parts give it a clear Rebel family look.
Bookings And Deliveries
Honda has opened bookings across its BigWing dealership network. Buyers can reserve the motorcycle by paying Rs 5,000.
- Bookings are now open
- Booking amount is Rs 5,000
- Available through Honda BigWing
- Deliveries start from mid October 2026
Honda Rebel 300 Vs Royal Enfield Meteor 350
The Rebel 300 will compete with motorcycles such as the Royal Enfield Meteor 350. The Meteor starts at around Rs 2 lakh, ex showroom.
Honda has a smaller engine here, but the Rebel gets features such as a TFT display, RoadSync connectivity and the optional E Clutch system.