Honda Bikes

2026 Honda ADV 350 Since launch in Europe in 2022, Honda ADV 350 has emerged as a popular option in the 125cc+ category Honda ADV 350 was originally unveiled at the 2021 EICMA. It was launched in Europe in 2022, followed by other markets such as Asia-Pacific. The adventure-style maxi-scooter has received multiple updates since […] More

New Honda CB350C Special Edition Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has expanded its mid-size motorcycle portfolio with the launch of the all-new CB350C Special Edition. Bookings are now open, and deliveries will begin from the first week of October 2025 through the company’s BigWing premium dealerships. Priced at Rs 2,01,900 (ex-showroom, Bengaluru), the new […] More

Honda CB300R With revised pricing, Honda CB300R and CB300F have emerged as more value-packed choices in the 300cc segment Honda is among the brands that have decided to pass on the full benefits of GST reforms to its customers. Earlier this month, Honda had announced price cuts for its bikes (up to 350cc) in the […] More

Honda CL250 E-Clutch Honda’s advanced e-clutch was unveiled in 2024, after which, it was introduced with CBR650R and CB650R In the quarter-litre segment, Honda’s e-clutch option was first introduced with the Rebel 250. Now, its scrambler sibling, the CL250, has also been updated with this feature. The e-clutch is being offered with a new variant, […] More

Honda Africa Twin ADV Recalled
Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India (HMSI) has issued a voluntary recall of its flagship ADV, the CRF1100L Africa Twin motorcycle. This is not just limited to India, as a market, but is a global recall affecting all Honda Africa Twins manufactured from the past six years. The issue is related to packaging of electrical wiring harnesses. Let’s take a closer look.
Honda Africa Twin ADV Recalled
One of the most popular large capacity ADVs in the world, Honda Africa Twin CRF1100L, has been recalled by the brand. This global recall is also knocking the doors of Indian market and Honda will fix this issue as per requirement and at no additional costs incurred at the owner’s tab across the world.
Honda Africa Twin
This voluntary recall announced by Honda is limited to Africa Twin ADVs manufactured in around a six year time frame from 2019 to 2025. All units manufactured within this time frame are eligible to avail replacement of affected parts from Honda’s authorised service centres for free. In India, BigWing Topline dealerships will ensure the replacement of affected parts.
Honda has revealed that this is a precautionary recall and the replacement of parts will be done irrespective of warranty status of said motorcycle. The company has not disclosed an exact number of affected vehicles that were manufactured between 2019 and 2025.
Honda Africa Twin
What is the issue?
As per Honda, the issue is regarding the wiring harness connecting left side handlebar switchgear. Due to continuous handlebar movement, this wiring harness experiences repeated bending. Over time, this might lead to oxidation at the joint terminal of the harness wire, causing conduction issues.
As a result of this, riders may not be able to use horn, or there may be difficulty in switching headlight from low beam to high beam, among others. Honda is proactively working to fix this and ensure an optimum experience to all Africa Twin CRF1100L owners.
Honda Africa Twin
The timeline for replacement of parts, revealed by Honda, will start from 4th week of January 2026. Which is around half a calendar year away. BigWing Topline dealers will proactively notify customers via call / e-mail / SMS for inspection of their vehicle starting today. Customers can also check if their vehicle falls under this recall VIN number on Honda’s website.
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Honda CB350 Modified into a Tourer by KijimaHonda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has announced that it will fully pass on the benefits of the recently announced GST rate reduction to its customers across its two-wheeler portfolio. The move comes after the GST Council’s decision to reduce the GST on two-wheelers from 28% to 18% (under 350cc), aimed at improving affordability and boosting demand in the personal mobility segment.
With this revision, HMSI customers will now enjoy ex-showroom price savings of up to Rs 18,887, depending on the model. The benefits extend across the scooter and commuter motorcycle range, covering popular models such as Activa, Dio, Shine, Unicorn, Hornet, and the CB350 series.
Price Benefits Across Scooters and Motorcycles
The reduction makes India’s best-selling scooter, the Honda Activa, more accessible, with savings of up to Rs 8,259 on the Activa 125 and up to Rs 7,874 on the Activa 110. Similarly, the Dio 110 and Dio 125 now offer benefits of Rs 7,157 and Rs 8,042, respectively.
Commuter motorcycles, which are a backbone of mobility in both urban and rural areas, also see significant GST benefits. The Shine 125 now comes with savings of Rs 7,443, while the SP125 gets a reduction of Rs 8,447. The Unicorn stands out with a benefit of up to Rs 9,948.
Honda 2W GST Cut Prices
Among the sportier and premium options, the Hornet 2.0 sees a price drop of Rs 13,026, while the NX200 comes with a GST benefit of Rs 13,978. The biggest savings are on the CB350 range, with the CB350 H’ness, CB350RS, and CB350 each offering benefits of up to Rs 18,598, Rs 18,857, and Rs 18,887, respectively.
HMSI’s Statement
Commenting on the development, Mr. Yogesh Mathur, Director, Sales & Marketing, HMSI, said, “We welcome the Indian government’s recent GST reform. This strategic initiative will not only improve personal mobility, but also boost the economic growth. The reduction in GST on two-wheelers and spare parts is a timely and forward-looking step, making vehicles more affordable and strengthening the overall ecosystem.
HMSI is fully committed to passing on the benefit to our customers. With the festive season approaching, this move will help us reach a wider audience in both urban and rural markets. This rationalization not only supports customers but also strengthens the entire value chain, positively impacting dealers, suppliers, and local businesses. Simultaneously, we are evaluating the impact of the new 40% GST slab on our premium motorcycles to ensure a balanced, customer-focused approach across our portfolio.
HMSI remains focused on delivering advanced and reliable mobility solutions, and we deeply appreciate the government’s continued support for the industry and its consumers.”
Looking Ahead
HMSI has also confirmed that it is evaluating the impact of the new 40% GST slab on its premium motorcycles to ensure a balanced and customer-focused approach. Alongside price reductions, the company will initiate customer outreach programs to highlight these benefits and encourage wider adoption. With these revisions, HMSI aims to reinforce its leadership in the scooter and commuter motorcycle segments while driving growth in the mid-size and premium space. More

New Honda ActivaHonda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) announced sales of 5,34,861 units in August 2025, reflecting steady momentum in both domestic and export markets. The company registered a 3.78% month-on-month growth compared to 5,15,378 units sold in July 2025.
Domestic and Export Sales
Domestic sales contributed the bulk of volumes at 4,81,021 units, slightly lower by 2.17% YoY compared to 4,91,678 units in August 2024. On a sequential basis, however, domestic numbers rose 3.15% MoM, showing renewed momentum in the home market.
Honda 2W Sales August 2025
Exports stood at 53,840 units, marking a healthy 14.13% YoY growth over 47,174 units in August 2024. Compared to July 2025, exports were also up 9.77% MoM, as Honda strengthened its global footprint. Exports now account for 10.07% of overall volumes.
Year-to-Date (April–August 2025) Performance
For FY26 so far (April–August 2025), HMSI reported total sales of 24,22,880 units, down 5.90% YoY from 25,74,744 units sold in the same period last year. Domestic volumes during this period declined 7.30% YoY to 21,73,834 units, compared to 23,45,028 units in April–August 2024.
Exports, on the other hand, provided a bright spot, growing 8.41% YoY to 2,49,046 units from 2,29,716 units last year, highlighting HMSI’s strengthening export strategy.
Key Highlights of August 2025
Beyond sales, HMSI continued to reinforce its commitment towards road safety and customer engagement in August 2025. The company organized road safety awareness campaigns across 12 cities, including Bhiwadi, Prayagraj, Bangalore, Trichy, and Jodhpur, focusing on youth sensitization and responsible riding practices. HMSI also celebrated the 6th anniversary of its Safety Driving Education Centre (SDEC) in Ranchi, furthering its mission of promoting safe mobility through structured training and awareness.
On the product front, HMSI commenced regional launches and mass deliveries of the new CB125 Hornet and Shine 100 DX, following their successful national debut. Launch events in Ludhiana, Nashik, Chennai, Mysore, Lucknow and other cities saw strong customer response.
In the premium segment, HMSI further expanded its BigWing network with new outlets inaugurated in Gurugram, Bengaluru, and Chennai, strengthening its accessibility in the fast-growing mid- and large-capacity motorcycle market.
Outlook
While overall YTD sales remain lower due to softness in domestic demand, HMSI’s MoM growth in August, coupled with robust export performance, signals an improving trajectory. With fresh product launches, expanded premium retail footprint, and continued focus on road safety, HMSI is optimistic about leveraging the upcoming festive season to accelerate growth further. More