Honda’s New Bike Launch In August: What Could It Be?
- Jul 22, 2022
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Last month, there were talks about the Honda H’ness CB350 receiving its second price hike. Well, it's here. Honda has bumped up the asking price for the bike and here’s how much you will have to pay now.
|
Model |
New Price (Ex-showroom Delhi) |
Old Price |
Difference |
|
H’ness CB350 DLX |
Rs 1,89,905 |
Rs 1,86,500 |
Rs 3,405 |
|
H’ness CB350 DLX Pro |
Rs 1,95,905 |
Rs 1,92,500 |
Rs 3,405 |
While the price hike is slightly on the higher side, it shouldn’t be a deal breaker. However, Honda hasn’t made any changes to the H’ness CB350 to compensate for the increment. Instead, the prices have been increased just to offset the commodity costs and taxes.
The H’ness CB350’s top spec model now costs just Rs 101 less than the CB350RS Monotone variant. In a related development, the brand is also aiming at adding a 200cc ADV motorcycle to its lineup. You can head here to read more about it.
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