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SP160 Photos
₹ 1,16,270ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 162.71cc
- Power
- 13.27bhp
- Weight
- 138kg
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Honda SP160 Images - 360° Design View & Colour Gallery
The Honda SP160 is one of the more sharply styled bikes in the 160cc commuter segment. Honda has taken clear design cues from the SP125 but scaled up the proportions and added more visual aggression - the SP160 looks noticeably more substantial and sporty on the road.
Front profile: The SP160 leads with a compact LED headlight unit flanked by LED DRLs that give it a sharp, modern face. The nose fairing extends into muscular tank shrouds that flow cleanly into the split seat. From the front, the SP160 communicates its sporting intent clearly - it doesn't look like a plain commuter.
Side profile: The bike's side profile is defined by sharp tank graphics, a stepped dual seat, and a compact tail that lifts slightly at the rear. The exhaust canister is short and stubby, contributing to a tidy, modern look. The 17-inch alloy wheels are multi-spoke and well-finished. The overall silhouette is athletic without crossing into impractical territory.
Rear profile: The LED tail lamp unit is slim and angular, positioned high above the rear tyre. Combined with the raised tail section, it gives the SP160 a sporty stance that photographs well from behind. The exhaust exit is tucked neatly under the tail unit.
Instrument cluster: The 4.2-inch TFT display is the centrepiece of the cockpit. It's bright and clearly readable in daylight, though slightly harder to read in direct harsh sunlight. The display shows speed, gear position, fuel level, and real-time trip data - and connects to your phone via Honda RoadSync Duo for navigation prompts and call alerts.
The SP160 is available in four colours - Pearl Igneous Black, Pearl Deep Ground Gray, Radiant Red Metallic, and Athletic Blue Metallic - each with matching tank graphics and body panels.
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The SP160's styling has aged well since its 2023 launch - the clean lines and LED lighting package still look contemporary in 2026. The TFT display is a visual highlight that riders notice immediately; it elevates the perceived quality of the cockpit beyond what the price suggests. The one area where the visual execution falls short is the headlight output - it looks modern but doesn't throw enough light for the SP160's styling promise to translate to night-time confidence on unlit roads.