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₹ 82,449ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 123.94cc
- Power
- 10.59bhp
- Weight
- 113kg
05 / Colours
Honda Shine 125 Colours 2025: All Available Shades
The 2025 Honda Shine 125 is available in six colour options - one of the broader palettes in the 125cc commuter segment.
Pearl Igneous Black The evergreen choice for commuters who want a clean, professional look. Black holds up well across years and resale markets - dealers report it is consistently the fastest-selling colour. Available across all three variants.
Geny Gray Metallic A cool-toned metallic grey that looks sharper in person than in photos. It strikes a balance between conservative and contemporary, and is particularly popular among office-going buyers in their late 20s and early 30s.
Matte Axis Gray Metallic The matte finish gives the Shine a more premium, modern look without the sporty aggression of red or blue. Matte paint requires more careful maintenance - avoid abrasive cleaners - but the visual payoff is real.
Rebel Red Metallic The most eye-catching option and the one Honda typically leads with in promotional material. Red works especially well with the Shine's chrome accents, giving the bike a classic Indian commuter aesthetic with contemporary gloss. A top pick for younger buyers.
Decent Blue Metallic A mid-tone blue that is neither too dark nor too bright - distinguishable in traffic without being flashy. It has grown more popular in 2025 as darker, muted tones have trended upward in the commuter segment.
Pearl Siren Blue The newest addition to the 2025 palette is a deeper, richer blue with pearl undertones that catches light well. It is the most distinctive of the two blue options and tends to appeal to buyers who want something different without going loud.
All six colours are available on the Disc variant. The Drum variant may have limited colour availability depending on the dealership and state.
7 colours available
Honda Shine Decent Blue Metallic colour
Honda Shine Geny Grey Metallic colour
Honda Shine Matte Axis Grey Metallic colour
Honda Shine Pearl Igneous Black colour
Honda Shine Pearl Siren Blue Limited Edition colour
Honda Shine Pearl Siren Blue colour
Honda Shine Rebel Red Metallic colour
From a resale perspective, Pearl Igneous Black and Rebel Red Metallic tend to hold value best because they are the most universally appealing - second-hand bike buyers in India are largely conservative in colour preference. Matte finishes can slightly reduce resale value because buyers perceive higher maintenance risk, even when the bike is in good condition.
If you are buying for personal satisfaction and plan to keep the bike long-term, choose whatever colour genuinely excites you - the resale difference is typically just Rs 1,000-3,000 over 3-4 years. But if you plan to upgrade in two years, stick to black or a metallic red or grey.
Check availability at your local Honda dealer before deciding, as not all states stock all six colours - some dealers import less popular shades on order.