Honda has patented the design of its CG 160 motorcycle in India
, hinting at a potential launch in the 160cc premium commuter segment.
Honda CG 160 is a best-seller in Brazil
with a
48-year legacy
and currently in its
9th generation
since 2015.
Brazil offers four CG 160 variants
– Start, Fan, Titan, and Cargo, priced between
BRL 16,440 (₹2.49 lakh)
and
BRL 17,430 (₹2.64 lakh)
.
Powered by a 162.7cc air-cooled single-cylinder engine
, the CG 160 delivers
14.4 bhp
and
13.8 Nm
torque, mated to a
5-speed gearbox
.
The patented Indian version mirrors Brazil’s design
, featuring a
muscular fuel tank
with shrouds and optional
dual-tone colourways
.
It rides on 18-inch alloy wheels
with
80-section front
and
100-section rear tyres
, equipped with
disc brakes on both ends
.
Suspension setup includes RSU telescopic front forks
and
twin shock absorbers
mounted on a
Diamond frame
.
Dimensions include a 1,311 mm wheelbase
,
190 mm ground clearance
,
796 mm seat height
, and a
14L fuel tank capacity
.
Feature highlights
: LED headlight and taillight, halogen turn indicators,
single-piece seat
, and
split grab rails
for sporty appeal.
Honda has not confirmed an India launch
, but this move follows similar patents for global models as part of IP protection efforts.
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