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Honda X-ADV, Forza 750 and NC750X get new colours overseas

Honda’s 745cc twin-cylinder range receives cosmetic updates for the 2027 model year in the UK.
1 min read•29 Jul '26
Ved Janve
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Honda X-ADV, Forza 750 and NC750X get new colours overseas

Honda has revealed model year 2027 updates for the X-ADV crossover scooter, the Forza 750 maxi-scooter and the NC750X motorcycle in the UK. All three models receive revised colour options, while their mechanical specifications remain unchanged.

  1. X-ADV gets four new paint options
  2. Forza 750 receives three new colour schemes
  3. No mechanical changes for 2027

2027 Honda X-ADV, Forza 750 and NC750X: What’s new?

The 2027 Honda X-ADV will be available in Mat Warm Ash Metallic, Pearl Deep Mud Gray, Grand Prix Red and Mat Ballistic Black Metallic.

The Forza 750 will be offered in Gunmetal Black Metallic, Mat Iridium Gray Metallic and Mat Warm Ash Metallic. Honda has also updated the NC750X with a revised colour palette for 2027, although the available shades will vary by market.

All three models continue to be powered by Honda’s 745cc parallel-twin engine. The X-ADV and Forza 750 are offered exclusively with Honda’s dual-clutch transmission (DCT), while the NC750X continues to be available with either a 6-speed manual gearbox or a DCT, depending on the market.

Honda has also retained the use of Durabio and other recycled and biomass-derived plastics across all three models as part of its sustainability initiative.

Only the X-ADV was earlier available in India

These 2027 model year updates have been announced for the UK market. Of the three models, only the Honda X-ADV has been launched in India. The Forza 750 and NC750X have never been introduced in our market and continue to remain overseas-only offerings.

 

 

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