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Honda X-ADV

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X-ADV

₹11.90 Lakhex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
745cc
Power
57.79bhp
Weight
237kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval
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Honda X-ADV — Overview

The Honda X-ADV is a 745cc adventure maxi-scooter launched in India at Rs 11.90 lakh in 2025 - now discontinued (April 2026), with 27.77 kmpl mileage and 22L storage, India's only vehicle of its kind.

India got exactly one shot at owning an adventure maxi-scooter - and Honda sold it for less than a year. The X-ADV 750 arrived on May 21, 2025, priced at Rs11.90 lakh (ex-showroom, Gurugram), and was discontinued by April 2026 after its allocated units sold out. If you're reading this, you're either hunting a remaining unit at a BigWing dealership, or deciding whether the on-road price of Rs15 lakh-plus in most cities is worth it for a machine in a class of its own.

The X-ADV is neither motorcycle nor conventional scooter. Under the body panels sits a 745cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin - the same engine family that powers the NC750X - making 57.79 bhp and 69 Nm, channelled through Honda's 6-speed Dual Clutch Transmission. Real adventure hardware backs it up: 41mm USD forks, wire-spoke wheels, a dedicated Gravel ride mode, and 165mm ground clearance. The seat hides 22 litres of storage, enough for a full-face helmet. For riders who want city convenience, NH44 cruising, and the ability to leave the tarmac on weekends, nothing else in India competes.

What We Like

  • India's only adventure maxi-scooter - 745cc DCT with a genuine Gravel mode creates a unique category with no direct competition
  • Smooth and effortless DCT with five ride modes (Standard, Sport, Rain, Gravel, User) adapts from Mumbai traffic to mountain gravel roads
  • Touring-ready out of the box: 22-litre LED-lit underseat storage, cruise control, 5-inch TFT with Honda RoadSync, and USB-C charging
  • Genuinely versatile - praised by owners for working as a daily city commuter, a highway tourer, and a mild off-road explorer

What Could Be Better

  • Heavy at 237 kg - harder to manoeuvre in tight city traffic and low-speed parking than the price tag implies
  • 13.2-litre fuel tank is too small for a machine marketed at tourers - about 370 km range limits back-to-back highway days
  • Discontinued in India as of April 2026 - parts availability and authorised service support carry long-term uncertainty

Editor's Verdict

Should You Buy the Honda X-ADV?

The Honda X-ADV 750 is the most interesting two-wheeler Honda India launched in years - a genuine adventure maxi-scooter unlike anything else available. On-road at Rs15 lakh-plus in most cities, it's priced for a very specific buyer: someone who does long highway trips, dabbles in off-road, and wants the convenience of a scooter. The 237 kg weight and short tank are real compromises, and the discontinuation makes long-term ownership a calculated risk. For the right rider, though, nothing else comes close.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat is the ex-showroom price of Honda X-ADV 750 in Delhi?▾
The ex-showroom price of Honda X-ADV 750 in Delhi is approximately Rs13.51 lakh. The bike was launched at Rs11.90 lakh in Gurugram on May 21, 2025 - the lower figure reflects Haryana's comparatively mild road tax. The X-ADV was discontinued in April 2026; availability at this price depends on remaining BigWing dealer stock.
QWhat is the on-road price of Honda X-ADV 750 in Mumbai?▾
The on-road price of Honda X-ADV 750 in Mumbai is approximately Rs15.45 lakh, including ex-showroom price, Maharashtra road tax, insurance, and dealer handling charges. Mumbai buyers pay slightly more than Delhi buyers primarily due to Maharashtra's higher RTO rate.
QWhat is the real-world mileage of Honda X-ADV 750?▾
The ARAI-certified mileage of Honda X-ADV 750 is 27.77 kmpl. In real-world Indian riding - mixed city and highway - owners report 22-30 kmpl, with conservative highway cruising in the upper range. On the 13.2-litre tank, expect a practical range of 290-395 km per fill.
QIs Honda X-ADV 750 still available in India?▾
Honda India officially discontinued the X-ADV 750 in April 2026 after its allotted CBU import units sold out. As of May 2026, no second batch or new model year has been announced. Some BigWing dealerships may still have unsold stock - confirm directly with your nearest outlet.
QWhat is the monthly EMI for Honda X-ADV 750?▾
With an on-road price of roughly Rs15-16.75 lakh depending on city, a 20% down payment and a 36-month bank loan at around 10-11% per annum, the monthly EMI works out to approximately Rs3,800-4,400. Some banks classify imported premium motorcycles at a slightly higher interest rate - confirm terms with your lender.
QWhat is the service interval and cost for Honda X-ADV 750?▾
Honda recommends servicing the X-ADV 750 every 6,000 km or 6 months, whichever comes first. The first service is typically complimentary at BigWing dealerships. Subsequent scheduled services are estimated at Rs3,000-8,000 per visit at an authorised Honda BigWing workshop, depending on service type and city.
QIs the Honda X-ADV a scooter or a motorcycle?▾
Honda officially classifies the X-ADV 750 as an adventure maxi-scooter. It has a step-through frame, automatic DCT, and underseat storage like a scooter - but also a 745cc parallel-twin engine, wire-spoke wheels, USD forks, and a Gravel ride mode. It genuinely straddles both categories.
QDoes Honda X-ADV 750 have cruise control?▾
Yes, the Honda X-ADV 750 comes with cruise control as standard. It is activated via a handlebar button and designed for sustained highway use. It is part of a comprehensive touring package that also includes a 5-inch TFT with Honda RoadSync, keyless ignition, and USB-C charging.

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