Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) recently reported total sales of 247,175 units in February 2023 as against 3,12,650 units in the same period last year. The company registered a decline of 21 per cent year-on-year.
Domestic sales stood at 2,27,064 units in February 2023 as against 2,85,706 units in the same month last year. Exports in February 2023 stood at 20,111 units as against 26,944 units in February 2022.
Meanwhile, HMSI is planning to launch Honda CB350 Cafe Racer in Indian market. The upcoming motorcycle is likely to share the platform with the Honda H’Ness CB350. This will be the third 350cc model in the manufacturer’s line-up, after the CB350 and CB350RS.
The neo-retro motorcycle will get dual-channel ABS and front and rear disc brakes, as Honda CB350 and the CB350RS. Suspension duties will be handled by telescopic front forks and dual rear swings. Some notable features of the upcoming Honda CB350 cafe racer will be full LED-lighting and a semi-digital instrument cluster.
In terms of pricing, we expect the Honda CB350 cafe racer to be priced above Rs 2 lakh (ex-showroom) in the Indian market. When launched, it will rival the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 and Jawa 42 across the country.
Domestic sales stood at 2,27,064 units in February 2023 as against 2,85,706 units in the same month last year. Exports in February 2023 stood at 20,111 units as against 26,944 units in February 2022.
Meanwhile, HMSI is planning to launch Honda CB350 Cafe Racer in Indian market. The upcoming motorcycle is likely to share the platform with the Honda H’Ness CB350. This will be the third 350cc model in the manufacturer’s line-up, after the CB350 and CB350RS.
The neo-retro motorcycle will get dual-channel ABS and front and rear disc brakes, as Honda CB350 and the CB350RS. Suspension duties will be handled by telescopic front forks and dual rear swings. Some notable features of the upcoming Honda CB350 cafe racer will be full LED-lighting and a semi-digital instrument cluster.
In terms of pricing, we expect the Honda CB350 cafe racer to be priced above Rs 2 lakh (ex-showroom) in the Indian market. When launched, it will rival the Royal Enfield Hunter 350 and Jawa 42 across the country.
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In other news, Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India recently unveiled a customization program for the CB350 H’Ness and CB350 RS motorcycles. Under this program, customers can customize their existing Honda CB350 or the new CB350.
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