New Honda 'Cheap' Motorcycle: New Model Offers An Impressive Fuel Economy of 55 KM/L and Price Below R$ 10,000

New Honda ‘Cheap’ Motorcycle: New Model Offers An Impressive Fuel Economy of 55 KM/L and Price Below R$ 10,000

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 18/07/2024 at 20:22

Updated on 18/07/2024 at 20:23

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Honda Shine 100 2024 Arrives on the Market with Affordable Price and Economic Consumption, Promising to Transform Urban Mobility

For motorcycle enthusiasts who believe that owning an efficient and quality machine requires a huge investment, Honda breaks this myth with the launch of the Honda Shine 100 2024. This bike has been specially made for the Indian market and combines an incredible and irresistible price with impressive technical features, according to the website BMC News.

Honda Innovation and Quality

The Honda Shine 100 stands out as an entry-level motorcycle with remarkable technical specifications. Equipped with a 100cc engine, the model offers a power of 7.38 hp at 7500 rpm and features an exceptional fuel efficiency of 55 km/l, making it an extremely economical option for daily use. Other features include drum brakes on both wheels and 17-inch alloy wheels, which ensure safety and a comfortable ride.

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Comparison with Brazilian Motorcycle Models

Comparing the Honda Shine 100 with models available in Brazil, such as the Pop 110i which can reach a price of R$ 9,010, the difference is striking, as the Pop 110i costs almost double that of the Honda Shine. The Shine 100 is not yet available in the Brazilian market, however, it can be considered a strong competitor due to its features and price, since in India, it directly competes with the Hero Splendor, a sales leader.

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Price and Availability of the Honda Shine

The Honda Shine 100 was launched in India with a price equivalent to R$ 3,900. However, this amount does not include taxes and import fees, which could increase the final price in Brazil. Although there is still no official information about the launch of the Shine 100 in the Brazilian market, speculation suggests that its price could be around R$ 8,100 due to additional costs.

Still awaiting official confirmation, the expectation for the launch of the Honda Shine 100 in Brazil is high. A motorcycle with these features and a competitive price would certainly find a warm reception among domestic consumers. If launched, the Shine 100 has the potential to change the dynamics of the entry-level motorcycle market in Brazil, offering an excellent option for efficient and economical urban mobility.

New Honda ‘Cheap’ Motorcycle: New Model Offers An Impressive Fuel Economy of 55 KM/L and Price Below R$ 10,000

Honda Shine 100 2024 Arrives on the Market with Affordable Price and Economic Consumption, Promising to Transform Urban Mobility

Honda Innovation and Quality

Comparison with Brazilian Motorcycle Models

Price and Availability of the Honda Shine

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