Honda XRE 300 ADV is going to be the next big launch from the company in India. The ADV has been spied with hardcore off-road tech & features.
HMSI is soon going to launch a new bike in India. Witnessing the boom in the ADV segment, Honda XRE 300 ADV will soon debut. How? Well, the recent spy pics of a production-ready model have surfaced on the internet. The bike is being prepped by the Indian Honda technicians as visible. However, its launch will likely take place in the next year.
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Honda XRE 300 Details
The XRE 300 is a complete ADV in every sense. Its design is sleek and tall which resembles the true ADV styling. Additionally, the front uses 245mm long-travel telescopic forks. A beak under the headlight is another design element that is seen on proper ADV bikes. At the rear, it uses a 225mm travel pro-link monoshock suspension. However, there is the absence of a windscreen which most of the rivals offer. This equates to the fact that it will be a more hardcore trail-riding machine.
As seen in the spy photo, the bike is already standing alongside its rivalry. The KTM Adventure 390 & BMW 310 GS are seen along with it. However, the XRE will be a little less in terms of power than these rivals. It uses a 291cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine globally. This engine makes a healthy 25.5 bhp of peak power & 27 Nm of peak torque. One can say that it will be a more direct rival to the Hero Xpulse 200 4V.
Additionally, the features include a 21-inch front tyre and a 19-inch rear tyre; in typical ADV fashion. It also gets full LED lighting, a digital instrument panel, & dual-channel ABS as well. The cherry on the cake is its light kerb weight of only 148 kg. This means that it is going to be a nimble and easy-to-handle bike. We suspect that Honda will showcase or launch it at the 2023 Indian Auto Expo. The expected price will remain around Rs 2 lakh.
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