Honda has launched new motorcycles in the market, the Honda NX500 and CB500 Hornet, with excellent features and impressive mileage. The latest offerings from Honda were unveiled at the EICMA 2023, showcasing the NX500 adventure tourer and CB500 Hornet streetfighter motorcycles. The Honda NX500 ADV is expected to be a familiar sight for adventure enthusiasts, while the CB500 Hornet is the new name for the CB500F. Both these bikes are expected to be launched in the Indian market next year.
The CB500 Hornet is powered by a 471cc twin-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine capable of delivering 47 BHP and 43 Nm peak torque. It comes with a 6-speed gearbox and the option of an additional quickshifter. The bike also features dual-channel ABS with dual 296mm front and single 240mm rear disc brakes. It comes equipped with all-LED lighting and smartphone connectivity with a 5-inch TFT digital console and runs on 17-inch alloy wheels.
On the other hand, the Honda NX500 comes with significant changes from its old model, including a new LED headlamp cluster, an expanded windshield, and a fresh front design. The fairing has also been revamped, making the bike more appealing on the road. It also features Bluetooth connectivity and a 5-inch TFT digital console. The 471cc parallel-twin engine comes with new features like a crank counterweight and a balancer shaft to enhance smoothness, while still delivering a consistent output of 47 BHP. The suspension system has also been fine-tuned to improve both on-road and off-road performance.
And, the Honda NX500 and CB500 Hornet are exciting new offerings from Honda that are sure to make a mark in the motorcycle market with their impressive features and capabilities.
Summery:
1. Honda has launched two new motorcycles in the market: the NX500 adventure tourer and the CB500 Hornet streetfighter at EICMA 2023.
2. The CB500 Hornet comes with a 471cc twin-cylinder liquid-cooled engine, a 6-speed gearbox, and advanced braking performance.
3. The NX500 has undergone significant changes in design and features, including a new LED headlamp cluster, expanded windscreen, and improved suspension system.
4. Both motorcycles are expected to be launched in the Indian market next year and come with advanced features such as digital consoles and Bluetooth connectivity.
