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As of {{current_month}} {{current_year}}, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) sells 29 models in India, which include 22 bikes and 7 scooters. The Honda bike price starts at ₹63.44 thousand for the Honda Shine 100, the cheapest Honda bike, and goes up to ₹42.82 lakh for the Honda Goldwing Tour, the most expensive Honda bike in the lineup (ex-showroom).

In the scooter category, the most affordable Honda scooter (petrol) is the Honda Dio, priced at ₹69.10 thousand (ex-showroom). Meanwhile, the costliest Honda scooter is the X-ADV, priced at ₹13.51 lakh. 

Honda also offers 2 electric scooters, the Honda QC1 and Honda Activa e. The Honda electric scooter price starts at ₹90.02 thousand, while the most expensive Honda EV scooter is the Activa e, priced between ₹1.17 lakh and ₹1.52 lakh, depending on the variant (ex-showroom).

All Honda bikes in India are petrol-powered, and Honda does not sell or produce any electric bikes as of now. There is also not a single Honda new bike or scooter scheduled to launch in India at the moment. Popular Honda models include the Honda Shine 100, Honda SP 125, Honda Unicorn, Honda CB350, and Honda Activa 125.

Honda is one of the strongest players in the Indian two-wheeler market. The company has a presence across multiple bike engine segments such as 100cc (Shine 100), 110cc (Livo), 125cc (CB125 Hornet, Shine 125, SP 125), 160cc (SP160, Unicorn), 350cc (CB350 series, rivaling Royal Enfield 350 models), 500-1000cc (Hornet 750, Hornet 1000 SP), and even 1500cc+ (Goldwing Tour). 

This wide range ensures that Honda bikes cater to every type of rider, from daily commuters to long-distance touring riders and even performance and adventure enthusiasts. Plus, the Honda Activa range (including both Activa 110 and Activa 125) is the highest-selling scooter in India. 

Honda Bike Price List in India ({{current_month}} {{current_year}})

Below is the complete Honda bike price in India list with exact ex-showroom pricing for every model.

Honda Bike Model

Price (Ex-showroom)

Honda CB125 Hornet

₹1.03 lakh 

Honda CB650R

₹10.30 lakh 

Honda CBR650R

₹11.16 lakh

Honda Unicorn

₹1.11 lakh

Honda CB350C

₹1.88 lakh - ₹2.02 lakh

Honda Shine 100 DX

₹69.94 thousand

Honda Hornet 1000 SP

₹13.29 lakh

Honda Hornet 750

₹9.22 lakh

Honda CB350

₹1.97 lakh - ₹2.00 lakh

Honda NX500

₹6.33 lakh

Honda CB300F

₹1.55 lakh

Honda Shine 100

₹63.44 thousand

Honda SP160

₹1.13 lakh - ₹1.19 lakh

Honda CB350 H’ness

₹1.91 lakh - ₹1.97 lakh

Honda CB350RS

₹1.97 lakh - ₹2.00 lakh

Honda NX200

₹1.56 lakh

Honda Shine 125

₹78.79 thousand - ₹83.15 thousand

Honda Livo

₹80.06 thousand

Honda SP 125

₹85.81 thousand - ₹94.07 thousand

Honda Goldwing Tour

₹42.82 lakh

Honda Hornet 2.0

₹1.45 lakh

Honda XL750 Transalp

₹11.81 lakh

Honda Scooter Price List in India ({{current_month}} {{current_year}})

Below is the complete price list of all Honda scooter models available in India:

Honda Scooter Model

Price (Ex-showroom)

Honda X-ADV

₹13.51 lakh

Honda Activa e

₹1.17 lakh - ₹1.52 lakh

Honda QC1

₹90.02 thousand

Honda Dio 125

₹84.87 thousand - ₹89.82 thousand

Honda Activa 125

₹88.34 thousand - ₹91.98 thousand

Honda Dio

₹69.10 thousand - ₹79.97 thousand

Honda Activa 110

₹74.62 thousand - ₹87.94 thousand

Honda CB125 Hornet
₹1.03 LakhsEx-showroom price
+1
124 cc
Manual
Pearl Glare White color image
Honda X-ADV
₹13.51 LakhsEx-showroom price
745 cc
Manual
Honda Activa e
₹1.17 - ₹1.52 LakhsEx-showroom price
2 variants
102 km
3.0 kWh
80 kmph
Candy Chromosphere Red color image
Honda CB650R
₹10.30 LakhsEx-showroom price
649 cc
Manual
Grand Prix Red color image
Honda CBR650R
₹11.16 LakhsEx-showroom price
649 cc
Manual
Honda QC1
₹90.02 ThousandEx-showroom price
+1
80 km
1.5 kWh
50 kmph
Pearl Igneous Black color image
Honda Unicorn
₹1.11 LakhsEx-showroom price
+1
163 cc
Manual
106 kmph
Honda CB350C
₹1.88 - ₹2.02 LakhsEx-showroom price
3 variants
Honda Shine 100 DX
₹69.94 ThousandEx-showroom price
+2
99 cc
85 kmph
Honda NX500
₹6.33 LakhsEx-showroom price
471 cc
Manual
Honda CB300F
₹1.55 LakhsEx-showroom price
2 variants
294 cc
Manual
155 kmph
Honda CB350
₹1.97 - ₹2.00 LakhsEx-showroom price
2 variants
+1
349 cc
Manual
130 kmph
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Asked by: Vikram Kudvaon Oct 24, 2025

I’m an amateur rider and haven’t ridden bikes much. I learned on a Honda Shine and have done some basic local rides. I’m planning to buy a bike, but I'm confused between models with strong road presence like Royal Enfield or Honda CB/Highness series, and those under 200cc that offer better mileage and are more suitable for city rides. My daily use would be around 50 km within the city. Please suggest a suitable option.

If you’re not entirely confident about your riding skills, we wouldn’t recommend heavier bikes like the Royal Enfield 350s or the Honda CB350 models, as they can be difficult to handle for a newcomer.
A good beginner-friendly option would be something in the 150/160cc sporty commuter space, such as the Bajaj Pulsar N160, TVS Apache RTR 160 4V, Honda Unicorn/SP160, or Yamaha FZ models.
These bikes are relatively light, have at least single-channel ABS (some offer dual-channel), and should provide a good safety net while allowing you some leeway to grow into them.
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Asked by: Satyajeeth Thakuon Oct 21, 2025

Could you please suggest a bike under ₹3 lakh for city use? My daily rides are around 6-10 km, and I’m looking for good rider and pillion comfort.

Considering your limited usage and prioritizing comfort, bikes under ₹3 lakh that meet your needs include the Royal Enfield Classic/Bullet 350, any of the 3 Honda CB350 models, and the Hero Xpulse 210.
In fact, any of the straightforward 150cc commuters from Honda, like the Unicorn and the SP160, or other reputable makes, will also serve you well while being easier to buy and more affordable to run, too.
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Asked by: Ankit Adhikarion Oct 10, 2025

I’m planning to upgrade from my current 250cc bike to a mid-size ADV. I’m eyeing the Honda NX500, but is it worth waiting for the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750? My top priorities are reliability, after-sales service, and a fun-to-ride experience on Indian roads.

The Honda NX500 is a superb machine in nearly all respects when considering it through the lens of a prospective ADV rider - except for its steep price tag, especially after the recent GST 2.0 reform. Nevertheless, this is a machine that is likely to last you a long time without any significant hassles and will also hold its value well should you decide to sell it someday in the future.
Coming to the Royal Enfield Himalayan 750, there are absolutely no concrete details available about the bike currently, so commenting on its reliability or after-sales service isn't possible.
Even if you do decide to pull the trigger as soon as the big Himalayan is launched, we would strongly advise you to wait for a minimum of 6 months so that if there are any teething issues, they are solved by the time you put your own money down.
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Asked by: Amal Joeon Oct 6, 2025

I’m 5'4" tall and an extremely skinny person. I want to replace my 2015 Honda Dio with something more powerful and fun to ride. My daily office commute is around 20 km, with occasional short weekend rides. I really like the Ather 450 series, but it’s a bit of a stretch for me due to the battery warranty and Pro Pack cost. I also liked the new Ntorq 150. Is it worth spending extra for the Ather in my case? Should I consider any other scooters?

Considering that you come from a Honda Dio and are looking at sporty scooter options, we'll recommend only those that fit within this box. The Ather 450X is a superb offering, even all these years later, and if you do want an Ather 450 but can't quite digest the 450X's high price, it's worth taking a look at the Ather 450S because it packs in very similar performance, features, and range at a significantly lower price. That's about the only sporty electric scooter we would recommend currently.
In the petrol scooter space, the TVS Ntorq 150 is a great option that is also well-priced. Another option you could also consider is the Aprilia SR 175, which is a more focused sporty scooter but is less practical and also has a rather limited dealer reach, so do bear that in mind.
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Asked by: Prashanton Oct 1, 2025

I’m a first-time scooter buyer and confused about whether to go for a petrol or electric one. I find 125cc scooters a bit heavy, so I prefer something smaller. My budget is around ₹1 lakh. I work from home and don’t ride daily. I’m looking for a typical family scooter. Please suggest.

In the 110cc scooter space, we would recommend the TVS Jupiter because it is practical, frugal, within your budget, and in its latest avatar, also looks rather snazzy. In the 125cc scooter segment, the Suzuki Access or Honda Activa 125 would be our picks - both are very refined, comfortable, and have the practicality expected of a scooter.
The interesting thing is that Jupiter weighs 106kg, which is the same as the Access, and the Activa is just 1 kilo heavier, at 107kg. So, weight should be a non-issue.
Considering your limited usage and 1L budget, the only electric scooter that we would recommend is the TVS iQube 2.2 because it is relatively light at 110kg and also one of the more affordable options.

Last Updated on: 4 Dec 2025