Explore current Honda motorcycle and scooter prices in Nepal, including Dio, Shine, SP125, Hornet 2.0, NX200, CBR250R, XR190L, CB350, CRF300L and CRF300 Rally. Compare prices, engine sizes, model types and key specifications before opening the full model page.
Honda motorcycle and scooter prices currently listed on Throttle Nepal range from Rs. 2,69,900 for the Dio 110 STD BS6 to Rs. 23,50,000 for the CRF 300 Rally. Models with multiple variants are shown as price ranges.
| Honda Model | Type | Engine | Price in Nepal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Honda Dio 110 BS6 | Scooter | 109.51 cc | Rs. 2,69,900 - 2,84,900 |
| Honda Shine 125 BS6 | Commuter Motorcycle | 123.94 cc | Rs. 2,99,900 - 3,09,900 |
| Honda SP125 BS6 | Commuter Motorcycle | 123.94 cc | Rs. 3,12,900 - 3,22,900 |
| Honda Dio 125 | Scooter | 123.92 cc | Rs. 3,14,900 - 3,31,900 |
| Honda CB Hornet 2.0 | Naked Street | 184.4 cc | Rs. 4,69,900 |
| Honda NX200 | Adventure-Style Crossover | 184.4 cc | Rs. 4,89,900 |
| Honda CBR250R | Fully-Faired Sport | 249.6 cc | Rs. 6,79,900 - 7,92,900 |
| Honda XR 190L LS | Dual-Sport | 184.4 cc | Rs. 7,98,900 |
| Honda CB 350 DLX | Retro Roadster | 348.36 cc | Rs. 9,25,900 |
| Honda CRF300L | Dual-Sport | 300 cc | Rs. 20,75,000 |
| Honda CRF 300 Rally | Rally Adventure | 300 cc | Rs. 23,50,000 |
Prices shown are the current listed Nepal prices used across Throttle Nepal's individual Honda model pages. Final on-road cost may vary after registration, road tax, insurance and other applicable charges.
Honda's Nepal lineup covers several very different types of riders. The lower end of the range includes the Dio scooters and commuter-focused Shine 125 and SP125, while the Hornet 2.0 provides a more performance-oriented naked street option.
Riders looking for adventure styling can consider the NX200, while the XR 190L LS and CRF300L use more purpose-built dual-sport hardware. The CRF 300 Rally adds a larger fuel tank, rally bodywork and additional wind protection for longer mixed-surface riding.
Honda also covers the retro roadster segment with the CB 350 DLX and the fully-faired sport category with the CBR250R. This means the current Honda lineup spans scooters, commuters, naked motorcycles, sport bikes, retro roadsters, crossovers, dual-sports and rally-style adventure motorcycles.
Browse every Honda model currently covered by Throttle Nepal. Each model page includes its current Nepal price, specifications, colours, mileage reference, features and model-specific FAQs.
Honda's current Nepal lineup covers everything from automatic scooters and commuter motorcycles to sport, retro, crossover and serious dual-sport models.
| Model | Category | Engine | Notable Hardware |
|---|---|---|---|
| Honda Dio 110 | Scooter | 109.51 cc | CBS, telescopic fork, 18L storage |
| Honda Shine 125 | Commuter | 123.94 cc | DRS and DSS variants |
| Honda SP125 | Commuter | 123.94 cc | STD and DLX variants, digital meter |
| Honda Dio 125 | Scooter | 123.92 cc | Smart Key on DLX, external fuel lid |
| Honda Hornet 2.0 | Naked Street | 184.4 cc | USD fork, monoshock, front ABS |
| Honda NX200 | Adventure Crossover | 184.4 cc | USD fork, tall visor, dual discs |
| Honda CBR250R | Sport | 249.6 cc | Full fairing, 6-speed, ABS variants |
| Honda XR 190L LS | Dual-Sport | 184.4 cc | 245 mm clearance, 21/18-inch wheels |
| Honda CB 350 DLX | Retro Roadster | 348.36 cc | Dual ABS, HSTC, slipper clutch |
| Honda CRF300L | Dual-Sport | 300 cc | 244 mm clearance, 138 kg, USD fork |
| Honda CRF 300 Rally | Rally Adventure | 300 cc | 277 mm clearance, 12.8L tank, rally windscreen |
Engine size alone does not decide which Honda is suitable. The model's weight, chassis, transmission, ground clearance, suspension and intended category matter just as much.
Dio 110 and Dio 125 use automatic transmissions and under-seat storage, making them the most scooter-focused choices in the current Honda lineup.
Shine 125 and SP125 focus on the 125cc commuter segment. Both are lighter and simpler than Honda's larger street, sport and adventure motorcycles.
Hornet 2.0 uses a naked street layout, while the NX200 uses adventure-style bodywork and an upright crossover format around the same 184.4cc displacement.
CBR250R is Honda's fully-faired sport option in this list, while CB 350 DLX focuses on retro roadster styling, low-rpm torque and modern rider aids.
XR 190L LS and CRF300L use larger front wheels, higher ground clearance and lighter dual-sport chassis than Honda's conventional street motorcycles.
CRF 300 Rally adds a 12.8-litre tank, rally-style bodywork, windscreen and 277 mm clearance for riders wanting more range and protection than the CRF300L.
The lowest-priced Honda model currently listed here is the Honda Dio 110 STD BS6 at Rs. 2,69,900.
Throttle Nepal currently lists 11 Honda models on this page, including 9 motorcycles and 2 scooters.
The Dio 110 starts at Rs. 2,69,900, while the Dio 125 starts at Rs. 3,14,900. Prices vary by variant.
Honda Shine 125 BS6 is listed at Rs. 2,99,900 for the DRS variant and Rs. 3,09,900 for the DSS variant.
Honda SP125 starts at Rs. 3,12,900 for the STD variant, while the DLX variant is listed at Rs. 3,22,900.
The Honda CB Hornet 2.0 is currently listed at Rs. 4,69,900.
The Honda NX200 is currently listed at Rs. 4,89,900.
The Honda CB 350 DLX is currently listed at Rs. 9,25,900.
The highest-priced Honda model currently listed here is the Honda CRF 300 Rally at Rs. 23,50,000.
Honda's more mixed-terrain-focused models include the NX200, XR 190L LS, CRF300L and CRF 300 Rally. Their capabilities differ significantly, so compare ground clearance, wheel sizes, weight and suspension before choosing.
No. These are the current listed model prices used by Throttle Nepal. Registration, road tax, insurance and other applicable charges can change the final on-road amount.
Honda motorcycles and scooters in Nepal are distributed by Syakar Trading Company Pvt. Ltd.
