Honda Rebel 300 Launched in India at Rs 2.22 Lakh, Will Rival Royal Enfield Classic 350

The Indian two-wheeler division of the Japanese automaker Honda, also popularly known as Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has today launched the Rebel 300 in India. The Honda Rebel 300 has been introduced in India with a starting ex-showroom price tag of Rs 2.22 lakh. The Rebel 300 is available in two variants. Bookings for the motorcycle are now open and deliveries for the same are scheduled to commence from October 2026.

The Honda Rebel 300 is positioned as an entry-level cruiser in the company's product lineup in India. Sharing this update the automaker revealed that it will retail the Rebel 300 via Honda BigWing dealerships in India. With its low-slung bobber-inspired design the Rebel 300 enters a segment that includes motorcycles such as the Royal Enfield Classic 350, Goan Classic 350 and others.

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The Rebel 300 is available in two variants in India. The Standard version costs Rs 2.22 lakh, while the E-Clutch variant is priced at Rs 2.62 lakh (both prices are ex-showroom). Bookings are open for Rs 5,000 and can be made through Honda's website or authorised dealerships. Deliveries will begin from mid-October 2026.

The Rebel 300 gets a low-slung bobber stance, giving it the proportions associated with a traditional cruiser. Honda has given the motorcycle a blacked-out appearance, while the overall design focuses on a relaxed riding character and distinctive styling.

The motorcycle is based on Honda's global cruiser design philosophy but is manufactured in India. The company says the Rebel 300 is aimed at riders looking for an accessible entry into cruiser ownership.

Despite its retro-inspired cruiser design, the Rebel 300 gets a modern equipment package. It features a TFT instrument cluster with Honda RoadSync connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation. The motorcycle also gets an LED projector headlamp.

The biggest difference between the two variants is the availability of Honda's E-Clutch technology. The Standard version comes without E-Clutch, while the more expensive variant gets the technology.

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The Honda Rebel 300 is powered by a 286cc liquid-cooled engine. Honda has confirmed the engine capacity but hasn’t officially revealed the motorcycle's power and torque output or transmission details.

The motorcycle comes with disc brakes at both ends and gets 2-channel ABS as standard. This equipment is offered on both variants of the Rebel 300.