Honda CB1000 Hornet SP Class Street Naked Launched In India
The new Honda CB1000 Hornet SP is priced at Rs 12.35 lakh, ex-showroom, in India. In Honda’s lineup, the new CB1000 Hornet SP is a street naked that comes after the litre-class street naked.
It is positioned above the Hornet 750. Additional information on the new Honda CB1000 Hornet SP may be found here.
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Honda claims that sales of the litre-class motorbike will begin in June 2025, and reservations for the new Honda CB1000 Hornet SP open today.
Based on a twin-spar frame, the new Honda CB1000 Hornet SP is supported by a new Ohlins TTX36 in the back and Showa’s SFF-BP inverted fork up front.
Twin 310mm Brembo radial-mount calipers on the CB1000 Hornet SP handle braking duties, while a 240mm disc is installed in the back. ABS with dual channels is standard.
A five-inch TFT instrument display, Honda Selectable Torque control, and five riding modes—Sport, Standard, Rain, and two custom modes—are among the technology features included in the litre-class Hornet.
The motorbike comes equipped with an emergency stop signal in addition to a bi-directional quickshifteras standard.
A 999cc, liquid-cooled, four-stroke, 16-valve, inline four DOHC engine coupled to a six-speed gearbox powers the new CB1000 Hornet SP. The engine is linked to a slipper clutch and an assist.
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The Honda CB1000 Hornet Sp will be offered for sale in Honda’s BigWind outlets throughout India, and the price provides Honda a competitive advantage. With a strong combination of performance, features, and price, the Honda CB1000 Hornet SP joins the litre-class street naked market.
At ₹12.35 lakh (ex-showroom), it offers high-end parts like Showa front forks, Öhlins rear suspension, and Brembo brakes at a lower price than its competitors.
It is a desirable choice for fans looking for both weekend excitement and everyday practicality because of its 999cc inline-four engine, riding modes, and bi-directional quickshifter.
Its allure is increased by the 5-inch TFT screen and safety features including Honda Selectable Torque Control and an emergency stop signal.
Honda is obviously aiming develop a significant presence in India’s high-performance motorcycle market, since reservations are now being accepted and delivery will start in June 2025 through BigWing shops.
