Latest News about Honda CB Trigger

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has been having a hard time increasing its market share in the 150cc-160cc segment. While the CB Unicorn attracted lot of buyers, other products like the CB Dazzler and the CB Trigger failed to gain traction. The major reason being, its overall design language which wasn’t trendy and aggressive enough to attract the right audience. In order to fix that, the Japanese manufacturer unveiled the CB Hornet 160R, which will replace the slow-selling CB Trigger.

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India unveiled the CB Hornet 160R, today, at the RevFest event. This new motorcycle from the Japanese manufacturer will take on the Suzuki Gixxer and the Yamaha FZ16 in the Indian market. While we are yet to ride this bike, we bring you a detailed picture gallery of the Honda CB Hornet 160R.

Honda CB Hornet 160R has been revealed through a leaked side profile studio picture, just hours before its official launch.

Facelifted version of the Honda CB Trigger has been spied recently at their Gurgaon facility. The spied motorcycle was covered with cheap duct tape to hide the changes that the motorcycle is expected to get.

Few months ago, we reported about Honda working on a 160cc new motorcycle that will be positioned in the premium segment. The launch, which was expected to take place in September , has now been pushed to early November.

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has been slowly increasing their market share in India. This was achieved with the help of the Activa and Dream brands. The company now wants to strengthen its premium commuter segment, which hasn’t been doing quite well.

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has announced that they have catered to more than 15 million customers in their 13th year of operation in India. The latest 5 million customers were added in just 18 months after the declaration of 10 million customer milestone in July 2012.

Honda has a 150cc motorcycle with a unique braking system. We decode the mumbo jumbo behind why it is better than a regular braking system.

Honda India is aiming to sell around 26,000 units of its recently launched 150cc motorcycle, the CB Trigger in Southern states of India. The company experienced an increase of total sales of 150cc motorcycles in these states in last few months because of which they are focusing more in these regions.

Honda India has launched the CB Trigger motorcycle in the North-Eastern market .The motorcycle has been priced between Rs 70,315 and Rs 79,900 in the various North Eastern states.  With the new launch Honda is aiming to capture 20 per cent of the 150cc market in the region.