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Honda CB750 Hornet set for India launch soon – Rs 9 lakh price?

Honda CB750 Hornet
Written by News Desk

Key highlights

  • Honda CB750 Hornet naked sportsbike India launch soon
  • Expected price tag of Rs 9 lakh
  • Features a 755cc, 92 bhp, 75 Nm twin-cylinder engine

Honda Motorcycles and Scooter India is soon going to launch a new middle-weight naked sportsbike in India, the CB750 Hornet. Read the complete information about this upcoming Honda bike below.

Also read: Honda X-ADV 750 premium scooter debuts at Rs 11.90 lakh

Honda CB750 Hornet India launch soon – What to expect?

Honda CB750 Hornet

As per an online report, Honda is expected to introduce the CB750 Hornet naked sportsbike soon in India.

This comes after the recent launch of Honda’s flagship maxi-scooter X-ADV 750, which essentially shares an identical powerhouse.

Speaking of the CB750 Hornet, it is a 755cc, twin-cylinder, liquid-cooled, 92 bhp and 75 Nm producing naked sportsbike, which is positioned quite affordably in the global market.

Even the Indian price tag is expected to be rather affordable at Rs 9 lakh, as per the source.

Honda CB750 Hornet

Meanwhile, it boasts a semi-aggressive riding posture with an upright tubular handlebar, split seat, and a big sculpted fuel tank.

The feature list includes a 5-inch TFT coloured console with Bluetooth connectivity, four riding modes (Sport, Normal, Rain, and User), traction control, dual-channel ABS, and more.

On the global model, the company also offers an optional bi-directional quickshifter for better performance.

As far as the positioning is concerned, the CB750 Hornet will sit above the CB650R naked four-cylinder sports bike. As of now, there is no direct competition to it as the 750cc twin-cylinder segment is non-existent in India right now.

Our verdict

The upcoming CB750 Hornet motorcycle will add to the premium product lineup in the Honda Big Wing showrooms. However, we are still waiting for Honda to launch affordable performance products in India, such as the CB300R and the CBR250RR.

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