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Honda CB200X

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CB200X Variants & Prices

₹1.45 Lakhex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
184.4cc
Power
17bhp
Weight
147kg
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02 / Variants

Honda CB200X Variants and Price List

Honda kept the CB200X lineup simple with just two variants, which makes the buying decision straightforward.

CB200X DX - Rs 1,44,500 (ex-showroom) The entry variant comes fully loaded with everything Honda built the bike around: USD front forks, single-channel ABS, slipper clutch, full-LED lighting including the knuckle-guard integrated turn signals, digital instrument cluster, and the dual-purpose block-pattern tyres. There is very little left out at this price point.

CB200X STD - Rs 1,46,999 (ex-showroom) The STD variant is priced approximately Rs 2,500 higher than the DX in Delhi. The core mechanical package remains identical. The difference lies in colour options - the STD unlocks the full palette including Matte Selene Silver Metallic, which is the most popular choice among buyers who want the bike to stand out.

Which variant should you choose? For pure value, the DX is exceptional - the essential hardware is identical to the STD. If you have a preferred colour that's only available on the STD, the extra Rs 2,000-2,500 is easy to justify. Avoid overthinking this one; both variants are well-equipped bikes.

A note on availability: Honda discontinued the CB200X in May 2025. New stock at dealerships is limited. If you're buying new, move quickly. Used CB200X examples from 2022-2024 are circulating at Rs 95,000-1,20,000 and represent strong value given Honda's reliability.

SpecStandard - BS6DXStandard
Price₹ 1,44,755₹ 1,48,561₹ 1,51,118
Engine184.4 cc184.4 cc184.4 cc
Max Power17 bhp17 bhp17.03 bhp
Mileage (ARAI)———
ABS———
WheelsAlloy WheelsAlloy WheelsAlloy Wheels
Start TypeSelf StartSelf StartSelf Start
Tyres———
Colours033

Given that the CB200X is discontinued, the resale market is worth monitoring. Well-maintained examples with genuine Honda service records typically hold value better than the market average. If buying used, prioritise bikes with under 20,000 km on the clock, original tyres in decent condition, and a clean service history at an authorised Honda dealer. The slipper clutch is a 2023 update - if buying pre-2023 stock, confirm whether it carries the updated unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does Honda CB200X come in?▾
Honda CB200X comes in two variants: DX priced at Rs 1,44,500 and STD at Rs 1,46,999 (both ex-showroom Delhi). Both share the same engine, USD forks, slipper clutch, ABS, and digital cluster - the main difference is the colour palette.
QWhat is the difference between Honda CB200X DX and STD?▾
The DX (Rs 1,44,500) and STD (Rs 1,46,999) are mechanically identical. The STD unlocks the Matte Selene Silver Metallic colour option not available on the DX. The price difference is approximately Rs 2,500 - the only reason to choose the STD is for that colour.
QWhich Honda CB200X variant is the best value for money?▾
The DX at Rs 1,44,500 is the best value pick - it includes every piece of hardware that makes the CB200X special: USD forks, slipper clutch, ABS, and full-LED lighting. Choose the STD (Rs 1,46,999) only if you specifically want Matte Selene Silver Metallic.
QDoes Honda CB200X get dual-channel ABS?▾
No, the CB200X comes with single-channel ABS only - protecting the 276 mm front disc. The rear 220 mm disc brakes without ABS. Dual-channel ABS is more common on bikes above Rs 2 lakh; single-channel ABS is the segment norm at this price.