We could be seeing the XL750 Transalp, as well as the CB1000SP, the NT1100, and maybe even an e-clutch variant of the Rebel ...

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TOKYO -- Honda Motor announced Tuesday that it will open a factory dedicated to electric motorcycles in India in 2028, aiming to raise its profile in a South Asian market with high growth potential.

With a long-term target to capture a 50% share of the global motorcycle market including electric motorcycles, Honda is focusing on the “Global South”, centred in South-West Asia.

Your browser does not support the audio element. Honda Motor Company plans to establish a dedicated electric motorcycle factory in India by 2028, said Daiki Mihara ...