Honda's Rebel 300 is priced at ₹2.22 lakh (Standard) in India. The E-Clutch variant costs ₹2.62 lakh, while the other is ex-showroom Bengaluru. Manufactured in India, the new bobber-style cruiser will be sold there alone through Honda BigWing dealerships.
There are two variants of the Rebel 300, one with a clutch called E-Clutch, which fetches a premium of ₹40,000 compared to the Standard model.
Honda Rebel 300 Price
The Honda Rebel 300 comes in two different models:
- Rebel 300 Standard: ₹2.22 lakh
- Rebel 300 E-Clutch: ₹2.62 lakh
Both prices are ex-showroom Bengaluru.
The Standard variant is priced at ₹1.96 lakh – ₹1.98 lakh (ex-showroom, Chennai) and features the same 300 cc engine as the Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350, which is available in the range of ₹2.25 lakh – ₹2.28 lakh (ex-showroom, Chennai). Meanwhile, the E-Clutch variant is priced between ₹34,000 and 37,000 higher than the Goan Classic 350.
The Honda Rebel 300 is getting a 286cc engine
The new Honda Rebel 300 is powered by a 286cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine. It has 30hp and 27.5Nm, and was previously used on Honda's CB300R.
This is mated to a 6-speed gearbox (both Standard and E-Clutch).
The powertrain setup of the motorcycle is geared towards cruiser styling to allow for a relaxed riding experience.
E-Clutch Variant now offers automatic clutch operation
The Rebel 300 has one of its biggest highlights as an optional E-Clutch, which is a technology that enables instant gear changes. E-Clutch technology is one of the biggest highlights of the Rebel 300, which helps with instant gear changes.
The E-Clutch variant is an electronic version of the clutch, which is actuated electronically. This enables shock absorption of gear changes for the rider without having to use the clutch lever.
The clutch is still operable by hand when necessary, however. The system can be set up via the motorcycle's TFT instrument display.
The design ofthe Rebel 300 has been updated to have a Bobber look. Rebel 300 adopts a Bobber design.
Honda Rebel 300 has a low-slung bobber look. Picks up a teardrop-shaped fuel tank, round LED headlamp, and a two-piece seat and short exhaust.
The low seat height, the upright handlebar and forward foot pegs offer a relaxed riding position.
The Rebel 300 is relatively low when it comes to seat height, with a 690mm seat height.
Suspension and Braking Setup
The Rebel 300 features a telescopic fork on its front and 2 shock absorbers at the back.
Dual-channel ABS helps with braking duties, which is facilitated by disc brakes at both ends.
The bike has 16-inch wheels. It has a front tyre of 130 section with an eightier profile and a rear tyre with a wider 150 section, also with an eightier profile.
TFT Display With Honda RoadSync
The new Honda Rebel 300 is also equipped with a circular TFT instrument display and Honda RoadSync connectivity.
The system enables turn-by-turn navigation, so that the rider can obtain navigation information while on the road.
Other important specifications include LED lights and dual-channel ABS.
The main features of Honda Rebel 300
- Engine: 286 cc, single-cylinder, water-cooled
- Power: 30hp
- Torque: 27.5Nm
- Gearbox: 6-speed
- Seat height: 690mm
- Back suspension: Buggy endplay
- Back suspension: Double shock absorbers
- Tires: Disc brakes, Dual Channel ABS
- Wheels: 16-inch
- Click the button to turn on the circular TFT display.
- Connectivity: Honda RoadSync
- Navigation: Turn-by-turn
- Full clutch and E-clutch.
- Standard price: ₹2.22 lakh
- E-Clutch price: ₹2.62 lakh
The Honda Rebel 300 is powered by the Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350.
The Honda Rebel 300 Standard is priced at ₹2.22 lakh and is competing with the likes of the Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350.
The Rebel 300's 286cc liquid-cooled engine, its low seat height of 690mm, Honda RoadSync connectivity and a TFT display are among the modern features that set the bike apart. The E-Clutch variant makes it even more special due to the electronically controlled clutch operation.
Conclusion
The Honda Rebel 300 will be priced at ₹2.22 lakh, ex-showroom Bengaluru, and the E-Clutch version will go for ₹2.62 lakh, ex-showroom Bengaluru. The new cruiser features a bobber-inspired design and a 286cc engine, a 6-speed gearbox, a low seat height, dual-channel ABS and a host of modern connectivity options.
The higher-spec version is especially distinctive thanks to the inclusion of E-Clutch technology that enables gear changing without using the clutch lever. The Rebel 300 is a new addition to the mid-capacity cruiser and bobber motorcycle market in India, as Honda BigWing dealerships are set to produce and sell it locally.
