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Honda CB300F

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CB300F Variants & Prices

₹2.26 Lakhex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
293.52cc
Power
24.13bhp
Weight
153kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

02 / Variants

Honda CB300F Variants - Which One Should You Buy?

Honda keeps the CB300F lineup simple - there is one variant: the DLX Pro, priced at Rs 1,55,338 (ex-showroom, Delhi). That's actually down from its launch price of approximately Rs 1,70,000 in September 2023, a price cut of nearly Rs 15,000 that significantly improved its value proposition.

The DLX Pro variant is a well-specced single-variant approach. Everything is included out of the box:

  • Engine: 293.52 cc oil-cooled single-cylinder with assist and slipper clutch
  • Suspension: Golden USD front forks (inverted telescopic), 5-step adjustable mono shock rear
  • Braking: 276 mm front + 220 mm rear discs, dual-channel ABS
  • Safety: HSTC (Honda Selectable Torque Control - traction control)
  • Lighting: Full LED headlight, DRL, tail lamp and indicators
  • Instruments: Digital LCD cluster with Bluetooth via HSVCS
  • Colours: Sports Red, Mat Marvel Blue Metallic, Mat Axis Grey Metallic

On-road prices vary by city due to RTO rates and insurance costs. In Delhi the on-road price works out to approximately Rs 1,95,150; in Mumbai around Rs 2,00,250; in Bangalore around Rs 2,15,516; and in Chennai around Rs 2,02,883.

Honda has also launched a CB300F Flex-Fuel variant, which runs on ethanol blends up to E85 (85% ethanol). That variant is priced at approximately Rs 1,70,000 ex-showroom and targets buyers who want lower running costs from CNG-alternative fuelling. For most buyers, the standard DLX Pro remains the more practical choice.

SpecDeluxeStandardDeluxe Pro
Price₹ 1,70,037₹ 1,70,043₹ 2,29,215
Engine293.52 cc293.52 cc293.52 cc
Max Power24.13 bhp24.13 bhp24.13 bhp
Mileage (ARAI)———
ABS———
WheelsAlloy WheelsAlloy WheelsAlloy Wheels
Start TypeSelf StartSelf StartSelf Start
Tyres———
Colours333

The single-variant strategy means no agonising over which spec level to pick. You get the full feature set or nothing - and in this case, the full set is genuinely well equipped. The main decision is simply petrol vs Flex-Fuel, where the Flex-Fuel version makes more sense if your city has good E85 availability (currently limited in India). For EMI buyers: at a 90% loan over 36 months at roughly 9-10% interest, monthly payments come to around Rs 5,000-5,500, making the CB300F one of the more accessible bikes in the 300cc class.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does the Honda CB300F come in?▾
The Honda CB300F is available in a single petrol variant - the DLX Pro - priced at Rs 1,55,338 ex-showroom in Delhi. Honda also offers a CB300F Flex-Fuel variant at approximately Rs 1,70,000 ex-showroom for buyers who want to run on ethanol blends up to E85.
QWhat features are included in the Honda CB300F DLX Pro?▾
The DLX Pro includes golden USD front forks, dual-channel ABS, HSTC traction control, full-LED lighting, assist and slipper clutch, digital LCD instrument cluster with Bluetooth (HSVCS), and a 5-step adjustable rear mono shock. All features are standard - there are no paid upgrades within this variant.
QIs the Honda CB300F available without ABS?▾
No - the Honda CB300F DLX Pro comes only with dual-channel ABS as standard. Honda does not offer an ABS-delete or lower-spec variant of the CB300F in India.
QWhat is the difference between the Honda CB300F and the CB300F Flex-Fuel?▾
The CB300F Flex-Fuel costs approximately Rs 1,70,000 ex-showroom - about Rs 15,000 more than the standard DLX Pro (Rs 1,55,338). The Flex-Fuel variant uses Honda's Flex Tech system to run on ethanol blends up to E85 (85% ethanol, 15% petrol), offering lower per-km fuel costs where E85 is available. Mechanically, both bikes are otherwise identical.