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Honda Unicorn

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Unicorn Variants & Prices

₹ 1,13,613ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
162.71cc
Power
13bhp
Weight
139kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

02 / Variants

Honda Unicorn Variants and Prices (2025)

Honda keeps the Unicorn lineup clean - there is exactly one variant. The Unicorn STD is priced at Rs 1,13,605 ex-showroom (Delhi) and comes fully loaded with everything Honda offers: LED headlight, LCD digital console, single-channel ABS, monoshock suspension, alloy wheels, tubeless tyres, and the USB-C charging port. There are no base-trim compromises to watch out for.

The simplicity is a double-edged sword. You don't agonise over which variant to buy, but you also can't upgrade to a rear disc brake or Bluetooth cluster within the Unicorn family - for those features, Honda points you to the SP160 (Rs 1,16,270) or Hornet 2.0.

On-road prices across major cities (May 2026):

City Ex-Showroom On-Road
Delhi Rs 1,13,605 Rs 1,34,584
Mumbai Rs 1,13,605 Rs 1,37,841
Bangalore Rs 1,13,605 Rs 1,45,729
Chennai Rs 1,13,605 Rs 1,41,103
Hyderabad Rs 1,13,605 Rs 1,47,646
Pune Rs 1,13,605 Rs 1,42,161
Kolkata Rs 1,13,605 Rs 1,38,316

The on-road price varies by Rs 13,000 between the cheapest (Delhi) and most expensive (Hyderabad) cities - entirely due to differences in state RTO rates and insurance premiums.

SpecStandard
Price₹ 1,13,613
Engine162.71 cc
Max Power13 bhp
Mileage (ARAI)—
ABSSingle Channel ABS
WheelsAlloy
Start TypeKick and Self Start
TyresTubeless
Colours3

The single-variant strategy means the Honda Unicorn is one of the easiest bikes to buy - no upsell pressure, no feature-stripping in lower trims. The 3-year standard warranty is included with all purchases. If you need EMI, most banks offer 12-36 month options; at a down payment of Rs 15,000, expect monthly EMIs of around Rs 3,200-3,800 depending on tenure and your bank's interest rate. Honda dealerships occasionally run exchange offers and festive discounts - worth checking in October - November for best deals.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does the Honda Unicorn come in?▾
The Honda Unicorn is available in a single variant - the Unicorn STD - priced at Rs 1,13,605 ex-showroom. All features including LED headlight, LCD console, ABS, monoshock, and USB-C port come standard. There is no base or top trim to navigate.
QWhat is the difference between Honda Unicorn and Honda SP160?▾
The Honda SP160 (Rs 1,16,270 ex-showroom) shares the same 162.71cc engine family as the Unicorn but offers a sportier styling, a rear disc brake option, and a slightly higher-set handlebar for a more aggressive riding posture. The Unicorn is Rs 2,665 cheaper and focuses on comfort; the SP160 is the choice if you want the rear disc brake upgrade.
QWhich Honda Unicorn variant offers the best value for money?▾
There is only one variant - the Unicorn STD at Rs 1,13,605 ex-showroom. It includes all available features, so value is straightforward. At this price, it competes directly with the Bajaj Pulsar 150 (Rs 1,11,000 approx.) and Yamaha FZ-S Fi V4 (Rs 1,14,000 approx.) - the Unicorn wins on engine refinement and reliability.
QDoes the Honda Unicorn get dual-channel ABS?▾
No, the Honda Unicorn only has single-channel ABS, which operates on the front wheel. The rear uses a drum brake without ABS. For dual-channel ABS in Honda's lineup at this price point, you would need to look at the CB300F or higher-segment models.