Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt. Ltd has launched the new Honda CB200X. Although it is based on the Honda Hornet 2.0, the new “urban explorer” from the Japanese two-wheeler giant draws inspiration from the Honda CB500X. But it would not be incorrect to say that it is an “adventure” variant of the Hornet 2.0. So, what are the primary design differences between these two machines? Let’s find out.
The new Honda CB200X has an LED headlamp that is similar to what we have seen in the Honda Hornet 2.0. And to give the new motorcycle an ADV look, Honda has added a semi fairing which reminds us of the CB500X. It is neatly integrated with the overall design of the machine and certainly adds character. On the Hornet 2.0, we get fuel tank shrouds and no semi-fairing.
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The new Honda CB200X is fitted with an engine bash plate. Although it is made up of plastic, it should provide decent protection to the motor’s underbelly. The Honda Hornet 2.0 also has an underbelly cover but it has a different design. Apart from that, the rear end of both the motorcycles is more or less the same.
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In terms of pricing, the new Honda CB200X has been launched at INR 1,44,500 and has 3 colour options - Pearl Nightstar Black, Matte Selene Silver Metallic and Sports Red. In comparison, the Honda Hornet 2.0 is available at INR 1,30,606 and has 4 colour options. There’s also the Repsol Edition of the motorcycle which retails at INR 1,32,606.
All prices are ex-showroom, Gurugram
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