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Honda prices ADV160, Rebel 300 as bookings open across India
The two models mark the first phase of Honda’s 10-product India portfolio rollout
Mumbai: Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has announced prices for the ADV160 and Rebel 300, opening bookings for both models nationwide as it begins rolling out its 10-product portfolio announced in July.
The Honda ADV160 is priced at Rs 1,70,000, ex-showroom Bengaluru, while the Honda Rebel 300 costs Rs 2,22,000 for the Standard variant and Rs 2,62,000 for the E-Clutch version. The prices are effective from August 25.
Bookings for both models are now open for Rs 5,000 through the Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India website and authorised dealerships. Deliveries are scheduled to begin from mid-October.
The ADV160 is positioned as an adventure scooter aimed at combining everyday practicality with off-road-inspired styling. It is the first flex-fuel scooter introduced by Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India under its multi-pathway mobility strategy and is compatible with fuel blends of up to E85.
The scooter is powered by a 156.93cc liquid-cooled engine and uses Honda’s FlexTech technology. It also features 27-litre under-seat storage, a TFT display with Honda RoadSync, turn-by-turn navigation and Honda Selectable Torque Control.
Disc brakes at both ends are paired with a single-channel ABS system.
The ADV160 will be sold through Honda RedWing and BigWing dealerships, giving the company a new proposition in the adventure-scooter segment.
The Rebel 300, meanwhile, takes Honda into a more accessible cruiser proposition. Manufactured in India, the motorcycle features a low-slung bobber design and is aimed at riders looking for a distinctive lifestyle motorcycle.
The 286cc liquid-cooled motorcycle comes in Standard and E-Clutch variants. Both versions feature an LED projector headlamp, TFT display with Honda RoadSync and turn-by-turn navigation.
Braking duties are handled by disc brakes at both ends with two-channel ABS.
The Rebel 300 will be sold exclusively through Honda BigWing dealerships.
The two launches represent the first phase of Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India’s wider 10-product strategy, which spans premium motorcycles, lifestyle models and newer mobility technologies. With the ADV160 bringing flex-fuel capability and the Rebel 300 broadening its cruiser line-up, Honda is betting on more than one route to win over India’s increasingly diverse two-wheeler audience.
