Latest News about Honda CB Unicorn 150

To address the increasing cost of purchasing/ownership of new two-wheelers, Honda 2Wheelers India has announced an MoU with Tata Capital Finance Services Limited, as a new retail finance partner for its customers.

The Avenger brand, as a whole, has been well-received by the audience till now. Now, considering its pricing of Rs 82, 253, yet another motorcycle which enjoys a similar popularity is the Honda CB Unicorn 150. Although both bikes boast of different styling, they have been developed majorly for the purpose of urban commuting. In that case, let’s check out which one is it that you should spend you money on. 

Let’s put a glimpse on all the news from last week which excited us. 

In case you are planning to buy the Honda CB Unicorn 150 ABS, let’s go through a few alternatives which you can think of in this segment.

In its segment, the Unicorn 150 ABS faces stiff competition from the Bajaj Pulsar 150 ABS (twin disc). In that case, we take a look at how these two fair against each other on paper.

Honda has launched the ABS variant of its famous Unicorn 150. The Unicorn 150 ABS has been priced at Rs 78,815 (ex-showroom Delhi), making it Rs 6500 more expensive than the non-ABS model. 

Steelbird had added a new helmet to its product range that has been designed for riders who wish to attend calls or listen to music while riding. Called the ‘SBA-1 HF’, it features an AUX port that is connected to a pair of speakers and a microphone inside the helmet. The company says, that the new mechanism is capable of delivering high-quality sound along with powerful performance.

The Honda CB Unicorn 150 has breached the 20 lakh units sales milestone. The 150cc executive commuter bike achieved this over the 12 years it has been in production.