Honda ADV 160 Maxi Scooter:  Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSi) today unveiled a total of 10 of its upcoming products for the Indian market. The showcased portfolio includes seven completely new models and three revised updated models. The announcement follows one of the most significant portfolio expansions announced by the brand in the last few years. Let’s take a look at the showcased products.

Honda ADV 160 Maxi Scooter

The brand has described the Honda ADV 160 Maxi Scooter as a city adventure scooter. Notably, the ADV 160 by Honda is the first scooter showcased in India, which supports fuel blends of up to E85 standards. To make it more relevant to the market, the brand has said it has an SUV-like presence. The ADV scooter by Honda also features an 8.1-litre fuel tank, and it gets a 27-litre underseat storage.

Honda CB 500 Roadster

The brand has also showcased its heritage roadster, the Honda CB 500, for the Indian market. The CB 500 gets a retro-sporty design and is powered by a 501 cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine with an oil cooler. Additionally, the CB 500 gets options of alloy wheels, tubeless spoke wheels, and tubeless spoke graphics.

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Honda CB 350 Range

The Honda CB 350 range comprises the CB350, CB350C, and CB350RS motorcycle models. All of these motorcycles have a modern classic design, and the brand will upgrade the lineup with the addition of new color options, retro-inspired design tweaks, and more. Notably, the CB350 and CB350RS are sold in India, whereas the CB350C will make its way to the Indian two-wheeler market soon, as the brand has now showcased the model.

Honda Rebel 300

The Honda Rebel 300 is an entry-level casual cruiser offered by the brand. It draws power from a 286cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine, and its 6-speed gearbox also features E-Clutch technology that provides riders with improved control over the motorcycle in traffic. It gets a Bobber-inspired minimalistic design with a low-slung stance.

Honda Rebel 500

The brand has also showcased the Rebel 500, which is the bigger sibling of the Rebel 300 motorcycle. While the smaller Rebel is a casual cruiser, the bigger sibling is a lifestyle cruiser with bobber-styling. The motorcycle will be offered in a standard variant, and it is powered by a 471cc twin-cylinder liquid-cooled engine, and just like its smaller sibling, the Rebel 500 will also come loaded with an E-Clutch.

Honda XR 300L

The brand seems to be planning to tap into the Indian customer’s rising interest towards adventure motorcycles, too. The brand has also showcased the Honda XR 300L as a part of its future lineup. The motorcycle is a dual-purpose adventure motorcycle, and it draws power from a 293.5cc air-cooled engine with an air cooler. The bike comes equipped with a long travel suspensions that enables it for on-road and off-road utility.

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Honda XR 300 Rally

The Honda XR 300 Rally is what the brand calls a versatile terrain conqueror. According to the information shared by the brand, the motorcycle gets a rally-inspired platform and styling, comfort-oriented for long-distance trail touring, and it has been built for mixed-terrain exploration.

Honda QC3 Electric Scooter

The brand also showcased the Honda QC3 electric scooter, which is built for the family. The QC3 is powered by a 3kWh battery pack, and it has a claimed range of 15 kilometres. The electric scooter can be charged from 0-80 per cent in 2 hours and 40 minutes. The QC3 by Honda gets a smart key, a 5-inch TFT cluster, and 32 litres of underseat storage.