The Indian motorcycle market has a high demand in the commuter bike segment, with the Honda Shine 125 being one of the most sought-after bikes. This has led all major vehicle manufacturers to focus on this segment.
To sustain and increase the demand for bikes in this segment, companies regularly launch new bikes and update their existing models. It has been reported that Honda will reintroduce its old model of the Honda Shine 125 into the market.
The company has not made an official statement regarding the re-launch of the old model of the Honda Shine 125, but it is believed that the bike’s old model will make a comeback in the Indian two-wheeler market with new updates.
The engine of the Honda Shine 125 is a 125cc single-cylinder engine, capable of generating 7.9 kW of power at 7500 rpm and 11 Nm of torque at 6000 rpm. It can be paired with a 5-speed gearbox for better performance and is expected to offer a mileage of 60-65 kilometers per liter on Indian roads.
Honda will offer the new Honda Shine 125 with several new features such as an on-off button, AFS system, fuel gauge, USB mobile charger, stand indicator, digital odometer, digital trip meter, digital tachometer, and digital speedometer. The expected ex-showroom price of the bike is between 80,000-85,000 rupees.
These features, combined with the competitive pricing, are expected to make the Honda Shine 125 a popular choice in the market once it is launched. Overall, the re-launch of the old model of the Honda Shine 125 is highly anticipated by consumers and motorcycle enthusiasts alike.
Summery:
1. Honda Shine 125 is one of the most in-demand bikes in the Indian commuter bike segment.
2. Honda is planning to reintroduce the old model of Honda Shine 125 in the market, although there is no official confirmation from the company yet.
3. The bike has a 125cc single-cylinder engine and is expected to offer a mileage of 60-65 kilometers per liter.
4. It is equipped with features such as an on-off button, ABS system, fuel gauge, USB mobile charger, and digital odometer.
5. The expected ex-showroom price of the bike is between 80,000 to 85,000 rupees.
