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Honda America Unveils 2025-2026 Motorcycle Lineup With New Models And Updates
Honda America has revealed its 2025-2026 motorcycle lineup, introducing three new models: CB750 Hornet, CB1000 Hornet SP and NT1100 DCT, alongside updates to existing models like the Rebel 300, Rebel 500 and CRF300L. The 2026 lineup also includes the CBR600RR, CBR1000RR and a new Grom.
Keshav Rajput
Updated Mar 13, 2025, 03:04 PM IST
Honda America Unveils 2025-2026 Motorcycle Lineup With New Models And Updates
Honda America has announced its 2025 and 2026 model year lineup of motorcycles, introducing three new models: CB750 Hornet, CB1000 Hornet SP and NT1100 DCT. These additions, already well-received in Europe. The announcement also includes updates to existing models, such as the Rebel 300 and Rebel 500 cruisers and the CRF300L and CRF300L Rally dual-sport bikes. In total, Honda confirmed 16 models for the upcoming years.
New 2025 Models By Honda America
Honda CB750 Hornet
- Features a parallel-twin engine, three riding modes and electronic rider aids.
- Positioned as a versatile middleweight streetfighter.
- Available in Matte Black Metallic and Matte Pearl White.
- MSRP: $7,999
- Available: May 2025
Honda CB1000 Hornet SP
- Equipped with a CBR1000RR-derived engine and Öhlins suspension.
- Designed for high performance in the naked-bike segment.
- Available in Matte Black Metallic.
- MSRP: $10,999
- Available: April 2025
Honda NT1100 DCT
- A sport-touring model based on the Africa Twin’s frame and engine.
- Offers advanced technology for commuting and long-distance travel.
- Available in Pearl Hawkeye Blue.
- MSRP: $11,899
- Available: May 2025
Colin Miller, Manager of Experiential Marketing at American Honda, said,"We know American customers have been eager to see these exciting new models in the U.S., and we're pleased to finally be able to confirm their availability here. The CB750 Hornet and CB1000 Hornet SP carry on the legacy of the legendary CB name in the U.S., and we're confident that our customers will be captivated by their capabilities. In addition, as the most popular sport-touring bike in Europe, the NT1100 DCT will extend and expand the tradition of touring Honda offerings."
Updated and Returning Models
Honda Rebel 300 & Rebel 500
- Entry-level cruisers with a relaxed riding position and low seat height.
- 2025 updates include a revised handlebar position, a more comfortable seat, and a paint-matched front fender.
- Rebel 300 MSRP: $4,849 | Rebel 500 MSRP: $6,499
- Available: April 2025
Honda SCL500
- A modern scrambler with a 471cc parallel-twin engine.
- Inspired by Honda’s classic scramblers from the 1960s.
- Available in Matte Black Metallic.
- MSRP: $6,799
- Available: May 2025
Honda CB650R & CBR650R
- CB650R blends sport-bike performance with a naked-bike aesthetic.
- CBR650R features an inline four-cylinder engine and Honda’s E-Clutch technology.
- CB650R MSRP: $9,399 | CBR650R MSRP: $9,899
- Available: April 2025
Honda CRF300L & CRF300L Rally
- Dual-sport motorcycles with updated suspension settings for 2025.
- CRF300L available in Red; CRF300LS in Swift Gray.
- CRF300L MSRP: $5,749 | CRF300L Rally MSRP: $6,499
- Available: May 2025
2026 Model Announcements
Honda CBR600RR & CBR1000RR
CBR600RR offers high-revving performance with track-focused handling.
CBR1000RR continues as Honda’s flagship superbike with race-inspired engineering.
CBR600RR MSRP: $12,199 | CBR1000RR MSRP: $16,999
Available: July 2025
2026 Honda Grom
- A lightweight and affordable small-displacement motorcycle designed for urban riding.
- Available in multiple colors.
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