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New Honda CB 190R 2025 May Reach Brazil? Model Already Launched in Neighboring Country Promises to Revolutionize the Motorcycle Market in Latin America!
Honda is one of the most admired automakers globally, both in the motorcycle and car segments. With a strong presence in the international market, the Japanese brand continues to surprise with launches that captivate enthusiasts worldwide. The latest news is the new Honda CB 190R 2025, a motorcycle recently launched in Peru that promises to transform the two-wheeler scene in Latin America. With its innovative design and advanced technology, this model would be an excellent addition to the Brazilian market.
All About the New Honda CB 190 R 2025
This is a new motorcycle from Honda that comes with alloy wheels, front disc brake with ABS, inverted suspension, Golden Fork, resembling a CB 300F.
The new Honda CB 190R 2025 features complete LED lighting, with aggressive arrow-shaped fairings and the name CB 190R version 2.0 emblazoned on the tank. This is not something new, as this motorcycle is called Hornet 2.0 in India and was rebranded as CB 190R in Peru.
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The new Honda motorcycle features the same engine as the XRE 190 and is based on the CB 200X, with the new NX 190 also being sold in Peru. The Honda CB 190R 2025 has a protective spoiler on the lower part and features a disc brake on the rear wheel.
If it were to come to Brazil, it would be a good option, being a motorcycle with a power output of 16.4 horsepower, 1.5 kgfm of torque, and a 12L fuel tank, making it a very attractive bike with an aggressive look, all in LED, a digital dashboard, and a gear indicator.
The engine of the new Honda motorcycle is already well-established and durable. The new CB 190R 2025 arrives there with four color combinations: blue, gray, highlighting the Golden Fork, and black, where it gets red details, making the motorcycle very appealing indeed.
News for the Brazilian Market
In addition to this CB 190R 2025 for the Peruvian market, Honda also announces news for the national market.
The Honda Bros 160 will be back in 2025 with much-anticipated updates for fans of the model. With a version equipped with ABS brakes, LED headlight and taillight, USB-C charging port, and a new dashboard derived from the one used in the Tornado, the Bros 160 promises to be an even more advantageous choice for motorcyclists.
According to Fenabrave, as of July 2023, over 92,000 units of this model have been sold. A sales success that justifies all the improvements and innovations presented. The Bros 160 engine will remain the same air-cooled single-cylinder engine of 162.7 cm³, with electronic fuel injection and FlexOne technology.
How Much Will the New Honda Bros 160 Cost in Brazil?
The Bros 160 2025 line comes equipped with two main versions, both with different prices and color options. The Bros CBS in black and red is priced around R$ 20,000. The Bros ABS in gray and red costs R$ 21,390.
These prices are valid for the state of São Paulo and do not include freight and additional costs. The motorcycles will arrive at stores starting this month, with a 3-year warranty and no mileage limit.
It delivers 14.3 horsepower with ethanol or 14.2 horsepower with gasoline, and the torque is 1.45 kgfm with ethanol or 1.44 kgfm with gasoline. The fuel filter is now separate from the pump, which, according to the brand, will reduce maintenance costs, making the new Honda motorcycle more economical and practical for daily use.
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