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Honda Unveils 10 New Two-Wheelers for India, Including Cruisers, Adventure Bikes and Scooters
This includes seven all-new models and three updated versions, addressing various segments such as cruisers, adventure bikes, and electric mobility.
Syed Wahab Ali
Updated Jul 29, 2026, 03:07 PM IST
Honda Unveils 10 New Two-Wheelers for India, Including Cruisers, Adventure Bikes and Scooters: Details
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has taken the wraps off its biggest-ever product expansion for the Indian market by unveiling 10 new motorcycles and scooters. The new portfolio comprises seven all-new models and three updated motorcycles with fresh colour options, covering multiple segments including cruisers, adventure bikes, roadsters, scooters, electric mobility and flex-fuel technology.
Key Highlights:
- Honda has unveiled 10 new motorcycles and scooters for the Indian market.
- The lineup includes seven all-new models and three refreshed CB350 range motorcycles.
- New products span cruiser, adventure, roadster, electric and flex-fuel segments.
- Honda says the models will be launched in phases, with prices and launch dates to be announced later.
The company says the expanded lineup reflects changing customer preferences in India, where buyers are increasingly looking beyond basic commuting and seeking motorcycles and scooters that match their lifestyle and riding aspirations.
Honda Strengthens India-Focused Manufacturing
Honda said the new portfolio also marks an important step in increasing the localisation of its global products. The move is aimed at strengthening product development, engineering and manufacturing capabilities in India while improving local sourcing.
Honda also reiterated its "Make in India for the World" strategy, positioning India as an important manufacturing and export hub for its global operations.
According to Honda, the company will introduce all 10 models in phases. Individual launch timelines, prices and market availability will be announced closer to their respective launches.
Seven New Models Join Honda's Portfolio
Honda ADV 160
The Honda ADV 160 is positioned as a city adventure scooter. Powered by a 160cc liquid-cooled engine, it combines SUV-inspired styling with everyday practicality. Honda claims it will become India's first scooter compatible with E85 fuel. It also features an 8.1-litre fuel tank and 27-litre under-seat storage, both claimed to be segment-leading.
Honda CB500
The Honda CB500 arrives as a heritage-inspired roadster powered by a 501cc single-cylinder, air-cooled engine with an oil cooler. It will be offered in Alloy, Spoke Tubeless, and Spoke Tubeless with Graphics variants.
Honda Rebel 300
Honda is bringing the Rebel 300 as an entry-level cruiser featuring a 286cc liquid-cooled engine. The motorcycle adopts a bobber-inspired design and will be available in Standard and E-Clutch variants.
Honda Rebel 500
The larger Rebel 500 targets riders looking for a premium mid-size cruiser. It uses a 471cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine and will also be offered with Honda's E-Clutch technology.
Honda XR 300L
Designed as a dual-purpose motorcycle, the XR 300L is powered by a 293.5cc air-cooled engine with an oil cooler. It features long-travel suspension and is aimed at riders who want both city usability and off-road capability.
Honda XR 300 Rally
The XR 300 Rally builds on Honda's rally heritage with adventure-focused styling and equipment. It is designed for long-distance touring as well as mixed-terrain riding.
Honda QC3 Electric Scooter
Expanding its electric lineup, Honda also introduced the QC3 electric scooter. It comes with a 3kWh battery pack offering a claimed 151km IDC range. The battery can be charged from 0 to 80% in 2 hours and 40 minutes. Other highlights include 32 litres of under-seat storage, a Smart Key, and a 5-inch TFT instrument cluster with connected features.
CB350 Range Gets New Colours
Alongside the new models, Honda has refreshed its CB350, CB350C, and CB350RS with new colour options. The motorcycles remain mechanically unchanged while receiving cosmetic updates to keep the range fresh.
E-Clutch Technology to be Offered on Select Models
Honda also confirmed that selected motorcycles in the new portfolio will feature its E-Clutch technology, which automatically operates the clutch. The system is designed to make riding easier in heavy traffic and stop-and-go conditions while reducing rider fatigue.
With this expanded lineup, Honda is aiming to cater to a broader range of customers - from daily commuters and family buyers to touring enthusiasts, adventure riders and cruiser fans - while strengthening its presence across multiple two-wheeler segments in India.
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