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Honda Shine 100

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Shine 100 Variants & Prices

₹ 65,717ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
98.98cc
Power
7.28bhp
Weight
99kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

02 / Variants

Honda Shine 100 Variants - Standard vs DX

Honda Shine 100 comes in two variants in India: the Standard and the DX. Here's a clear breakdown to help you decide which one to buy.

Honda Shine 100 Standard - Rs 65,717 (ex-showroom Delhi) This is the entry point and, honestly, the sweet spot of the range. You get the full technical package - PGM-FI fuel injection, eSP technology, CBS drum brakes, 17-inch alloy wheels, 4-speed gearbox, and the Side Stand Engine Inhibitor. The analogue instrument cluster is basic but readable. Colour options include Black with Red, Black with Blue, Black with Green, Black with Orange, and Black with Grey.

Honda Shine 100 DX - Rs 71,672 (ex-showroom Delhi) At Rs 5,955 more than the Standard, the DX variant launched in August 2025 adds a digital-analogue instrument cluster that shows more riding information at a glance, refreshed graphics for a sportier appearance, and additional premium colour choices including Athletic Blue Metallic, Pearl Igneous Black, Imperial Red Metallic, and Geny Gray Metallic. The mechanicals are identical - same engine, same brakes, same suspension.

The DX upgrade is purely cosmetic and ergonomic - you're paying for the better display and the updated styling. If you're keeping the bike for 5+ years and want it to look fresher for longer, the DX is worth the premium. If you're buying purely on cost-per-kilometre logic, the Standard is the smarter buy.

SpecShine 100 StandardShine 100 DX
Price₹ 65,717₹ 71,672
Engine98.98 cc98.98 cc
Max Power7.28 bhp7.28 bhp
Mileage (ARAI)——
ABSCBSCBS
WheelsAlloyAlloy
Start TypeKick and Self StartKick and Self Start
TyresTubedTubeless
Colours54

Our recommendation: buy the Standard unless the digital console genuinely matters to you. Both variants deliver identical performance, mileage, and reliability - the DX's premium buys you style, not substance. On a practical note, the DX's metallic colour options do tend to hold resale value slightly better in the used market, particularly the Athletic Blue Metallic and Pearl Igneous Black. For EMI buyers, the difference between variants is about Rs 165-200 per month over a 36-month loan, which is negligible. Either way, negotiate 2-3% off on accessories (chain lock, handlebar grips, seat cover) as dealers typically have margin on the add-ons even when they can't move on price.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does the Honda Shine 100 come in?▾
Honda Shine 100 is available in two variants: the Standard at Rs 65,717 (Delhi ex-showroom) and the DX at Rs 71,672 (Delhi ex-showroom). The DX variant was introduced in August 2025, primarily targeting buyers who want a more feature-rich and stylish commuter.
QWhat is the difference between Honda Shine 100 Standard and DX variants?▾
The DX adds a semi-digital instrument cluster, premium metallic colour options, and updated graphics compared to the Standard. Mechanically, both variants are identical - same 98.98cc engine, same CBS drum brakes, same suspension, and same 55 kmpl ARAI mileage. The DX costs Rs 5,955 more (Rs 71,672 vs Rs 65,717 in Delhi).
QWhich Honda Shine 100 variant offers the best value for money?▾
For most commuters, the Standard at Rs 65,717 is the best value - it includes all the essential technology (PGM-FI, CBS, eSP, alloy wheels) and delivers the same performance and mileage as the DX. The DX makes sense if the digital console or metallic colours are important to you and the Rs 5,955 premium fits your budget.
QDoes the Honda Shine 100 get disc brakes or ABS on any variant?▾
No, neither the Standard nor the DX variant of Honda Shine 100 gets disc brakes or ABS. Both variants use CBS-linked drum brakes (130 mm front, 110 mm rear), which is the current safety standard for 100cc commuter bikes under Indian regulations.