2023 Honda Africa Twin ADV is now updated with new colour options. A total of 5 colour options are available in 2 different trims.
Honda has introduced the latest iteration of its flagship ADV bike globally. The 2023 Honda Africa Twin ADV is now introduced in the global market with new updated colour options. It is available in two different variants and has five new colour options. Honda has not changed the motorcycle mechanically or technically in the new update.
2023 Honda Africa Twin Details
The first and the foremost change is the addition of new colours. Honda currently offers the Africa Twin in two variants which include the Standard and the AdventureSport. Both of these variants have now received new colour updates.
Speaking of the Standard variant first, it will be now available in 3 different colour options. These options include - Matte Ballistic Black Metallic colour, and a new Glint Wave Blue Metallic Tricolour paint theme. However, Honda has retained its iconic Grand Prix Red paint shade that was seen on the 2022 model.
The second trim is the Adventure Sport. It is also updated now with the addition of 2 new colours. These include - Matte Iridium Gray Metallic & Pearl White Tricolour. The Pearl White Tricolour has been continued from the previous 2022 model whilst the Iridium Gray is a new addition to the Adventure Sport model.
The overall design, features, and specifications of the new 2023 model remain identical to the outgoing bike. This means that the strong and bold ADV stance remains on offer with the iconic dual-barrel LED headlights. Additionally, the engine and gearbox options also remain the same. This means that the tried and tested 1,082cc twin-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine will power the new model as well. Honda offers an option of a 6-speed manual and a DCT automatic gearbox for the Africa Twin.
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As Honda has introduced the updated bike globally, the Indian debut isn't far away. We suspect that upon its launch the pricing will go higher due to the increasing input costs. The rivalry of the Africa Twin includes - Triumph Tiger 1200, Harley Davidson Pan America, BMW R 1250 GS, & Ducati Multistrada V2.
