Honda Shine 100 DX Launched At Rs 74,959 In India; Check Features, Design and Engine

Honda Shine 100 DX: Honda has launched the Shine 100 DX, along with the CB125 Hornet, in India. While the latter is the most expensive 125cc commuter bike from Honda, the former is the top-spec variant based on the standard Shine 100. The Shine 100 DX, unveiled last month, carries a price tag of Rs 74,959 (ex-showroom). Bookings for the model are open; interested buyers can make reservations eithers through the official website or at the authorised dealerships. Deliveries will commence in August 2025. 

Honda Shine 100 DX: What's New?

Over the standard model, the Shine 100 DX adds 17-inch tubeless tyres, 5-step adjustable rear shocks, and an LCD dash with a side-stand engine cut-off function. Design-wise, the DX variant features a blacked-out engine, chrome accents around the headlamp and muffler, and better graphics. The tank can now hold up to 10 litres of fuel, up by 9 litres. 

The new Honda Shine 100 DX comes in four colour options: Pearl Igneous Black, Imperial Red Metallic, Geny Gray Metallic, and Athletic Blue Metallic.

Also Read: Honda CB125 Hornet Launched At Rs 1.12 Lakhs: Brand's Most Expensive 125cc Bike With USD Fork Setup

Honda Shine 100 DX: Powertrain

The DX draws power from a familiar 98.98cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine which belts out 7.28 bhp at 7,500rpm and 8.04 Nm of peak torque at 5,000rpm. The engine comes mated to a 4-speed gearbox. Braking hardware remains the same as well: 130mm drum at the front and 110mm drum at the rear. 

As far as the market competition goes, the Shine 100 DX rivals the Bajaj Platina as well as the Hero HF and Splendor bikes.