Source : INDIA TODAY NEWS
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has announced the prices of the ADV160 scooter and Rebel 300 motorcycle in India. The two models mark the first phase of the company’s 10-product portfolio announced earlier this year.
The Honda ADV160 is priced at Rs 1.70 lakh, while the Rebel 300 costs Rs 2.22 lakh for the Standard variant and Rs 2.62 lakh for the E-Clutch variant. All prices are ex-showroom, Bengaluru, and are effective from August 25, 2026.
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Bookings for both models are now open across India for a token amount of Rs 5,000. Customers can book them through Honda’s website or authorised dealerships, with deliveries scheduled to begin from mid-October 2026.
Honda ADV160: Price, features and specifications
The Honda ADV160 is priced at Rs 1.70 lakh and will be sold through Honda RedWing and BigWing dealerships. It is the first flex-fuel scooter introduced by HMSI in India and is compatible with fuel blends of up to E85.
Powering the ADV160 is a 156.93cc liquid-cooled engine equipped with Honda’s FlexTech technology. The scooter gets adventure-inspired styling and is aimed at buyers looking for a more rugged alternative to conventional urban scooters.
A key highlight is its 27-litre under-seat storage capacity, which Honda claims is among the largest in its segment. The ADV160 also gets a TFT instrument cluster with Honda RoadSync connectivity and turn-by-turn navigation.
Other features include Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC), along with disc brakes at both ends and a single-channel ABS setup.
The ADV160 is positioned as a city-focused adventure scooter, with its suspension and styling intended to make it suitable for poor road surfaces while retaining everyday practicality.
Honda Rebel 300: Price, features and specifications
The Honda Rebel 300 is available in two variants, with the Standard priced at Rs 2.22 lakh and the E-Clutch version costing Rs 2.62 lakh. It will be sold exclusively through Honda BigWing dealerships.
The motorcycle is powered by a 286cc liquid-cooled engine and gets a low-slung bobber-inspired design. Honda is positioning it as an accessible entry point into its lifestyle cruiser range.
The Rebel 300 comes with an LED projector headlamp, a TFT instrument cluster and Honda RoadSync connectivity with turn-by-turn navigation. It is available with either a conventional transmission or Honda’s E-Clutch system, which allows the rider to operate the motorcycle without manually using the clutch lever during gear changes.
Braking hardware includes disc brakes at both ends, while the motorcycle gets a two-channel ABS system.
The Rebel 300 is manufactured in India, making it one of Honda’s key additions to the mid-capacity lifestyle motorcycle segment.
Honda’s 10-product portfolio
The ADV160 and Rebel 300 are the first two models from HMSI’s 10-product portfolio that was unveiled in July. The company says the wider portfolio will include premium motorcycles, lifestyle products and new mobility technologies as part of its multi-pathway strategy for the Indian market.
With the ADV160, Honda is also bringing its flex-fuel technology to the scooter segment, while the Rebel 300 expands its cruiser portfolio with a globally positioned model manufactured in India.
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SOURCE :- TIMES OF INDIA
