The new cruiser is available in standard and E-Clutch variants, with prices going up to Rs 2.62 lakh.
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has started delivering the first batch of the Rebel 300 to customers across India. The first buyers received the cruiser motorcycle during Diwali, marking the start of its arrival in the Indian market. The Rebel 300 is positioned as an entry-level cruiser. It targets riders who want relaxed ergonomics, simple styling and accessible performance.
Honda Rebel 300: Engine and Performance
The Honda Rebel 300 features a single-cylinder engine paired with a gearbox designed for relaxed city and highway riding. The motorcycle produces 27.6 hp and 24.5 Nm of peak torque.
Honda has positioned the Rebel 300 as a lifestyle-oriented motorcycle rather than an outright performance model. Its low-slung design and relaxed riding position are among its key features.
Honda Rebel 300 Price in India
The Honda Rebel 300 starts at Rs 2.22 lakh, ex-showroom. The range-topping E-Clutch variant is priced at Rs 2.62 lakh, ex-showroom. The E-Clutch version offers Honda’s clutch technology as part of the premium variant. This gives buyers two options within the Rebel 300 range.
Design, Dimensions and Features
The Rebel 300 gets minimalist styling with a round headlamp and blacked-out mechanical components. Its low seat height and forward-set riding position support its cruiser-focused design.
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The motorcycle measures 2,200 mm in length, 808 mm in width and 1,125 mm in height. It has a 1,506 mm wheelbase, while the seat height stands at 690 mm. Ground clearance is rated at 129 mm, and the standard model weighs 173 kg. The E-Clutch variant is nearly 3 kg heavier.
Wheels, Tyres and Braking
The Honda Rebel 300 rides on 16-inch wheels at both ends. It gets a 130-section front tyre and a wider 150-section rear tyre. Braking duties are handled by disc brakes at the front and rear. Dual-channel ABS is available as standard.
Final Words
The start of customer deliveries marks an important step for Honda’s latest premium motorcycle offering in India. With its cruiser styling, low seat height and two variant options, the Rebel 300 enters the market for riders seeking a relaxed riding experience.
