Honda Motorcycles and Scooters

Today was supposed to be the last date for the transition from BS4 to BS6 emission norms but the covid-19 scare and the nationwide lockdown made the Supreme Court of India extend this deadline by 10 days after the lifting of the lockdown. This means a buyer can buy and register his/her BS4 vehicle by April 24, 2020 (Delhi is an exception). Although with a large number of BS4 inventory still left unsold, it is highly unlikely it will minimise Read More...

The Indian automobile industry has been going through a rough patch for over two years now. Many experts had remained positive though, and were expecting a  positive growth rate across the segment in the current fiscal year. However, the outbreak of the novel coronavirus has had a severe impact on the businesses all over the world and any positive growth in the automotive sector in the near future looks bleak. Many reputed automotive shows or events have been either postponed Read More...

Within a very short time of their introduction, Honda has recalled BS6 versions of the Dio, the Activa 6G and the Activa 125. Honda has issued the crucial recall after confirming a defect in the quality of rear cushion which might lead to oil leakage as well as breakage of the complete component, leading to loss of the balance of the vehicle. The affected models were manufactured between February 14 and February 25, 2020. Honda has announced that the necessary Read More...

While auto companies were busy transforming their cars and motorcycles to BS-6 emission norms, Honda took the step to launch India's first BS-6 scooter, the Activa 125 fi. Yamaha too launched the BS-6 complaint Fascino 125 fi along with the RayZR 125 recently, at the same time announcing that there will be no more 110cc scooters wearing the tuning forks badge. Yamaha Fascino 125, as its name suggests, is a higher-capacity version of its predecessor, the Fascino 110. This is Read More...

Japanese automotive manufacturer, Honda, recently announced that its 2-Wheeler division has crossed the 400 million sales milestone. Currently, Honda produces a wide range of motorcycles (50cc commuters - 1,800cc models) across 35 facilities in over 21 countries around the world. From the beginning, Honda has created and provided products that meet the needs of customers in different countries and regions, based on its belief that “the purpose of technology is to help people.” As a result, Honda had managed to Read More...

The 2019 India Bike Week witnessed the unveiling of many new bikes, one of which was the KTM-owned, Husqvarna. This Swedish brand went ahead and unveiled two new bikes for the Indian market - Vitpilen 250 and Svartpilen 250. Both these bikes are based on the KTM 250 Duke and get a retro-classic premium design. The Vitpilen 250 is a cafe-racer styled bike, which will take on the Honda CB300R in the 250-300cc Cafe racer segment in the Indian market. Read More...

Yesterday, Honda 2-Wheelers, launched its first BS-VI compliant motorcycle for the Indian market. This newly launched bike is called the SP 125 and it is now India’s most advanced 125cc bike, thanks to its various segment-first features and BS-VI compliant 125cc engine. Prices for the new sporty BS-VI Honda SP 125 start from INR 72,900 (ex-showroom, Delhi). Have a look at some of the main highlights of the bike: Also Read: Honda 2-Wheelers Launches Its First BS6 Compliant Motorcycle – Read More...

Today, one of the most innovative and advanced 2-wheeler manufacturers in the world, Honda 2-Wheelers, launched its first BS-VI compliant motorcycle for the Indian market. This newly launched bike is called the SP 125 and it will be one of the most advanced bikes in the 125cc segment, thanks to its various segment-first features and advanced 125cc engine. The bike gets as many as 19 new patent applications, including the patented ACG starter motor, which ensures a quick, silent, jolt-free Read More...

Apart from new sports bikes, Japanese 2-wheeler manufacturer, Honda has also launched the new 2020 NC750X Adventure Tourer at the EICMA 2019. This new version of the bike features a parallel twin-engine, a long-travel suspension, internal storage compartment, LED lighting and LCD instruments with personalised colour options. The bike also comes with a two-level Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC) as standard. The other touring friendly features on the bike include a large windscreen, a utility rail on the lid, a Read More...