Economical Synonym, Honda Launches Motorcycle Under R$ 4,000 (Excluding Taxes), Achieving Up to 55 Km/L and Revolutionizing the Global Motorcycle Market!

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Published on 17/12/2024 at 10:11

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Meet The Honda Shine 100: Innovative Motorcycle That Combines Economy, Efficiency And An Irresistible Price, Transforming Urban Mobility Into Accessible And Sustainable

The Honda has just launched an exciting new product that promises to shake up the motorcycle market: the Shine 100. This model, which is already available in the Indian market, emerges as an irresistible option for those seeking economy and reliability. With an initial price of R$ 4,000 without taxes and an impressive consumption of up to 55 km/l, the Shine 100 has everything to become a favorite among Brazilians, according to the website Istoé.

Features That Make The Shine 100 An Unbeatable Choice

Designed for urban use, the Honda Shine 100 is equipped with a 100cc engine, offering the ideal power for short trips and fuel efficiency. This makes it perfect for workers and students looking to reduce their daily transportation costs. Among its highlights are:

Optimized Performance: efficient engine for urban journeys.
Reduced Consumption: excellent cost per kilometer traveled.
Functional Design: safety and comfort guaranteed during riding.

Expectations For The Brazilian Market

Although not yet launched in Brazil, the expectations surrounding the Honda Shine 100 are high. Comparing with the Pop 110i, which costs around R$ 9,010, the Shine 100 may stand out for being more economical and functional. With an estimated price of R$ 8,100 when it arrives in Brazil, it promises to be a game changer in the entry-level motorcycle segment, attracting consumers seeking efficiency and competitive prices.

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Honda’s Position In The Brazilian Market

The Honda continues to offer a variety of models in Brazil, each catering to different needs. Examples include:

Biz: practical and economical for urban transport.
Pop 110i: simplicity and effectiveness as trademarks.
CG 160: popular for its affordable cost and good performance.
PCX: scooter that combines comfort with a modern look.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details

Engine

Single-cylinder, 4-stroke, air-cooled

Cylinder Capacity

99.7 cc

Maximum Power

7.6 hp at 7,500 rpm

Maximum Torque

8.05 Nm at 5,000 rpm

Transmission

manual, 4-speed

Starting System

Kick

Tank Capacity

9 liters

Average Consumption

APPROXIMATELY 65-70 km/l

Front Tire

80/100 – 18

Rear Tire

80/100 – 18

Front Brake

Drum

Rear Brake

Drum

Progressive Suspension

Telescopic fork

Rear Suspension

Swing arm with shock absorbers

Weight

99 kg

Seat Height

786 millimeters

Total Length

1,951 millimeters

Wheelbase

1,245 millimeters

Minimum Ground Clearance

168 millimeters

Approximate Price

R$ 4,000 (without taxes)

The Shine 100 As The Motorcycle Of The Future

In India, the Shine 100 is sold for approximately R$ 3,900. Even adjusting the price for the Brazilian market, it remains competitive, standing out for its affordability and technology. The Shine 100 promises to be a high-performance option that will not go unnoticed among accessible mobility alternatives.

Get ready, because Honda is coming and promises to make a lot of noise! Combining affordable price and efficiency, the Shine 100 may be exactly what many consumers have been waiting for.

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Moto Honda 100 e negação não condiz com realidade

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Economical Synonym, Honda Launches Motorcycle Under R$ 4,000 (Excluding Taxes), Achieving Up to 55 Km/L and Revolutionizing the Global Motorcycle Market!

Meet The Honda Shine 100: Innovative Motorcycle That Combines Economy, Efficiency And An Irresistible Price, Transforming Urban Mobility Into Accessible And Sustainable

Features That Make The Shine 100 An Unbeatable Choice

Expectations For The Brazilian Market

Honda’s Position In The Brazilian Market

Technical Specifications

The Shine 100 As The Motorcycle Of The Future

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Economical Synonym, Honda Launches Motorcycle Under R$ 4,000 (Excluding Taxes), Achieving Up to 55 Km/L and Revolutionizing the Global Motorcycle Market!

Meet The Honda Shine 100: Innovative Motorcycle That Combines Economy, Efficiency And An Irresistible Price, Transforming Urban Mobility Into Accessible And Sustainable

Features That Make The Shine 100 An Unbeatable Choice

Expectations For The Brazilian Market

Honda’s Position In The Brazilian Market

Technical Specifications

The Shine 100 As The Motorcycle Of The Future

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