Honda announces eight new features for Brazil; find out what they are

Honda announced during the Festival that it will have seven new products for the Brazilian market in the second half of the year, with one more promised for the beginning of 2026. They are: CRF 300F, NX 500, CB 500 Hornet, CB 650R E-clutch, CRF 1100L Africa Twin, XL 750 Transalp and CB 750 Hornet.

In addition to these models, Honda has also confirmed the arrival of the CB 1000 Hornet on the Brazilian market. Its launch is scheduled for the first quarter of 2026. Check out the details in the next few lines of this article.

Honda CRF 300F

Honda's entry-level model for the off-road segment has evolved in displacement. It now has a new 300 cm³ engine derived from the one used in the Sahara 300. Its package also includes a six-speed gearbox, revised suspensions, aluminum scales and an oil cooler.

CB 500 Hornet

The successor to the CB 500F, the bike marks the return of the Hornet name to Brazil. It has a 471 cm³ twin-cylinder engine with double overhead camshafts and liquid cooling. The design follows the streetfighter style, with modern, angular lines. The package includes a 5-inch TFT dashboard, Showa suspension, disc brakes on both wheels with ABS and traction control. It arrives in Brazil in three colors - red, white and black.

Honda NX 500

The crossover, which also revives a legendary Honda name, replaces the CB 500X. It also has a two-cylinder DOHC engine with a capacity of 471 cm³ and liquid cooling. Highlights include a TFT dashboard, HSTC traction control and inverted front suspension. It arrives in stores from June in three colors: white, black and red.

Honda CB 650R E-Clutch

The model, which follows the Neo Sports Café style, is the gateway to Honda's four-cylinder engines. It retains the 649 cm³ liquid-cooled in-line four-cylinder engine, capable of delivering 95 hp of power and 6.4 kgfm of torque. What's new is the arrival of E-Clutch technology, which eliminates the need to use the clutch lever to exit the motorcycle and change gears, ensuring comfort and smooth shifting.

Honda CRF 1100L Africa Twin

The Adventure comes to Brazil in three versions: one with a traditional six-speed transmission, one with a DCT gearbox and the Adventure Sports DCT. The first two have 21-inch front wheels, while the last has a new 19-inch front wheel. Another big difference is the 24.8-liter tank capacity. It is expected to hit the market at the end of 2025.

CB 750 Hornet

Launched in 2022 at Intermot, it underwent its first restyling at the end of last year. With a Streetfighter style, it has a lightweight chassis that guarantees an agile and fast set-up, inspiring confidence for the most varied types of motorcyclists. Among the highlights, the Honda CB750 Hornet features a 755 cm³ twin-cylinder engine, a 5-inch color TFT panel and traction control. Confirmed for the second half of the year, technical information and price will be announced at the time of its official launch.

Honda XL 750 Transalp

She is latest representative from Honda among the bigtrail bikes. Equipped with the 755 cm³ in-line twin-cylinder engine that debuted on the CB750 Hornet, it has long-travel suspensions calibrated for different types of terrain. It arrives on the Brazilian market in the second half of 2025.

CB 1000 Hornet

O 'new big Hornet' The four-cylinder is confirmed to make its debut in Brazil in early 2026. It has a Streetfighter design, an in-line four-cylinder engine derived from the CBR1000RR Fireblade, with a capacity of 999 cm³ and which delivers 150 hp and 10.2 kgf.m of power and torque. Honda points out that the bike has a striking personality, as well as technologies that provide a unique riding experience.