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Honda CB750 Hornet

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CB750 Hornet News & Updates

₹ 9,20,954ex-showroom · last updated 2026

Engine
755cc
Power
90.5bhp
Weight
191kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

06 / News

Honda CB750 Hornet Latest News and Updates in India

May 2025 - India Launch: Honda officially launched the CB750 Hornet in India on May 23, 2025, priced at Rs 8,59,500 (ex-showroom, Gurugram). The launch was held simultaneously with the CB1000 Hornet SP (Rs 12,35,900). Both bikes are sold exclusively through Honda BigWing Topline dealerships. Deliveries commenced from June 2025, with the first units reaching owners across metro cities.

2026 Model Year - E-Clutch Incoming: Honda has confirmed that the 2026 model year CB750 Hornet will be equipped with Honda's E-Clutch system. The E-Clutch pairs with the throttle-by-wire system to automatically blip the throttle for rev-matched downshifts, and allows clutchless upshifts - all without removing the traditional clutch lever. This makes the CB750 Hornet one of the most accessible 750cc bikes in the world for newer riders. The 2026 update is expected to bring a modest price revision when it arrives in India.

Accessories and Customisation: Honda has been gradually expanding the official accessories catalogue for BigWing bikes, including crash guards, tank pads, seat cowls and USB charging additions. Early owners have reported that factory crash protection is not included and is recommended as an early purchase.

Service Network Expansion: Honda is actively expanding BigWing Topline presence across tier-2 cities. Owners outside metros should check current BigWing locations before finalising purchase.

Official Updates (4)

  • Honda CB750 Hornet (MY2025) is available with a Rs 1 lakh discount at select Honda BigWing Topline dealerships across India to clear existing inventory ahead of the 2026 model arrival; offer valid till stocks last.

  • Honda unveiled the 2026 CB750 Hornet globally with the E-Clutch system as standard - the first Honda E-Clutch model to feature throttle-by-wire - and introduced four new colour options: Graphite Black & Matt Ballistic Black Metallic with Red Frame, Wolf Silver Metallic & Iridium Gray Metallic, Goldfinch Yellow & Wolf Silver Metallic, and Matt Jeans Blue Metallic & Matt Ballistic Black Metallic. India launch expected in H2 2026.

  • Honda CB750 Hornet ex-showroom price revised from the launch price of Rs 8,59,500 to Rs 9,20,954-9,22,412 (varies by city) following post-launch pricing normalisation; the ~Rs 61,000 increase is attributed to GST restructuring.

  • Honda officially launched the CB750 Hornet in India on May 23, 2025, at Rs 8,59,500 (ex-showroom, Gurugram) - making it India's first and most affordable 750cc naked streetfighter. Deliveries through Honda BigWing Topline dealerships began in June 2025.

Follow Honda BigWing India's official channels and Honda's press announcements for the most current pricing and variant information. User forums on Team-BHP and the Indian Auto Forum community have been active with real owner experiences since June 2025 deliveries began. These are the most reliable sources for ground-level ownership feedback on issues like service experience, accessories availability and fuel efficiency in Indian riding conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhen was Honda CB750 Hornet launched in India?
Honda CB750 Hornet was launched in India on May 23, 2025, at Rs 8,59,500 (ex-showroom, Gurugram). Deliveries began from June 2025 through Honda BigWing Topline dealerships.
QWill Honda CB750 Hornet get the E-Clutch in India?
Yes. Honda has confirmed the 2026 model year CB750 Hornet will get the Honda E-Clutch system globally. India availability is expected with the 2026 model year update, likely with a revised price.
QHas the price of Honda CB750 Hornet changed since launch?
Yes. The introductory launch price was Rs 8,59,500 (ex-showroom, Gurugram) in May 2025. The current ex-showroom price is Rs 9,20,954. Prices may revise further when the 2026 E-Clutch model arrives in India.