The new Honda SP125 is set to give tough competition to the Bajaj Pulser with its stunning colors and powerful engine, along with impressive mileage. The 125cc segment in the market is witnessing a surge in demand, making it an ideal time for the launch of the affordable and efficient Honda SP125.
Equipped with a powerful engine and impressive mileage, the Honda SP125 is attracting attention in the market. With a range of updated features, this affordable bike is making its mark in the market. The updated engine in the Honda SP125 meets the BS6 Stage 2 standards and promises a great performance.
The engine of the new Honda SP125 boasts a 125cc PGM-FI engine capable of generating 10.88PS maximum power and 10.9Nm peak torque. Paired with a 5-speed gearbox, the SP125 delivers a mileage of 65.00 Km/l as per ARAI standards.
In addition to its powerful engine, the Honda SP125 also offers a range of advanced features, including telescopic front suspension, five-step adjustable hydraulic rear suspension, tubeless tires, five-spoke alloy wheels, LED headlamp, fully digital instrument panel, engine start/stop switch, and combi-brake system.
The drum brake model of the Honda SP125 is priced at 85,131 rupees, while the disc brake model is priced at 89,131 rupees (ex-showroom). This competitive pricing makes it a strong contender against other 125cc bikes in the market, such as the TVS Raider 125 and Bajaj Pulsar 125cc.
Overall, the Honda SP125 is making waves in the 125cc segment with its combination of performance, efficiency, and attractive features.
Summery:
– Honda has launched the new SP125 in the 125cc segment, which is gaining demand in the market.
– The SP125 offers a powerful engine, attractive looks, and impressive mileage, posing a threat to the Bajaj Pulser in the same segment.
– The SP125 features a 125cc PGM-FI engine that meets BS6 Stage 2 standards and provides a mileage of 65.00 km/l.
– Advanced features of the SP125 include telescopic front suspension, adjustable hydraulic rear suspension, tubeless tires, five-spoke alloy wheels, LED headlamp, digital instrument panel, engine start/stop switch, and combi-brake system.
– The ex-showroom price of the SP125 starts at 85,131 rupees for the drum brake model and 89,131 rupees for the disc brake model, making it a competitor to TVS Radeon 125 and Bajaj Pulsar 125cc in the market.
