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Honda motorcycle product launches and updates

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Honda has introduced new motorcycle models and technological updates across various global markets. In October 2026, the company launched its 2026 lineup in Vietnam, featuring models such as the CBR650R, CB650R, NX500, CB500 Hornet, and CBR500R. A central feature of these models is the E-Clutch system, which enables riders to start, stop, and shift gears without using the clutch lever in most situations, though manual use remains possible. In Vietnam, prices for these models range from 199.99 million VND for the CB500 Hornet to 269.99 million VND for the CBR650R. Simultaneously, Honda is offering various promotions in Europe for models including the NT1100, CMX1100 Rebel, and XL750 Transalp. Following these launches, Honda announced updates for its 2027 lineup. The CMX500 Rebel cruiser will incorporate E-Clutch technology and a new 3.5-inch circular TFT color display with turn-by-turn navigation and RoadSync connectivity. The CMX1100 Rebel and CMX1100 SE Rebel will maintain their current mechanical configurations but receive new aesthetic finishes. Additionally, the Gold Wing GL1800 family will receive new color options, and the NC750X will be available in both MT and DCT versions. In Brazil, the NC750X is expected to arrive in November, with suggested prices ranging from R$ 57,190 for the MT model to R$ 62,570 for the DCT version. Expanding its 2027 supersport offerings, Honda unveiled the all-new CBR500R FOUR, a successor to the CB400 SUPER FOUR, featuring a ~~500cc~~ 502cc inline four-cylinder DOHC engine producing 72 CV hp and 47.4 Nm of torque. This model includes the Honda E-Clutch system as standard. Alongside the CBR500R FOUR, Honda announced an updated CBR600RR, which ~~now~~ features a 599 cm³ engine producing 121 hp, radial-mount Nissin brake calipers derived from the CBR1000RR-R ~~Fireblade~~ Fireblade, and an improved ABS system with three modes. ~~Honda is also testing a next-generation CBR1000RR-R Fireblade with revised aerodynamics and preparing a track-exclusive CBR600RR Race Base version for the Japanese market.~~

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