Honda’s Commuter Motorcycles Will Have You Shelling Out More Money for 2021

Published January 8, 2021
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This is Honda’s first price hike for its commuter portfolio in 2021

Honda is known to price its products on the premium side, so it does pain a little when the brand announces a price hike. This isn’t the first and it definitely won’t be the last. Good news is, you won’t have to break your bank just yet. The most recent price revision witnesses an increment ranging from Rs 557 to Rs 1,159, depending on the model. As a result, popular models like the SP 125 and the Shine now cost Rs 76,074 and Rs 70,478 respectively. Oh, and the extra dough doesn’t fetch you any cosmetic or mechanical updates.

Here’s the new price list along with the price difference.

Model	New Price	Old Price	Difference
SP 125 Drum, Disc	Rs 76,074 - Rs 80,369	Rs 75,010 - Rs 79,210	Rs 1,064 - Rs 1,159
Shine Drum, Disc	Rs 70,478 - Rs 75,274	Rs 69,415 - Rs 74,115	Rs 1,063 - Rs 1,159
Livo Drum, Disc	Rs 70,059 - Rs 74,259	Rs 69,502 - NA	Rs 557
CD110 Dream STD, DLX	Rs 64,508 - Rs 65,508	Rs 63,859 - Rs 64,859	Rs 649

The commuter segment isn’t the only genre in Honda’s portfolio that has received a price revision. You now have to shell out more for the scooter division as well. Same goes for the H’Ness CB350 which has garnered a lot of attention since its launch in October last year. It was fairly expensive to begin with and has now received its first price hike. Here’s how much the honda CB350 actually costs.