Honda 2Wheelers launches BS IV-compliant CB Unicorn 160 at Rs 73,552
Refreshed CB Unicorn 160 becomes Honda’s second product in the 150-160cc category to meet BS-IV norms, ahead of April 2020 deadline.
Ahead of the mandatory April 1, 2017 BS IV deadline, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) today launched the refreshed CB Unicorn 160 which complies with these emission norms.
The motorcycle, which is priced at Rs 73,552 (ex-showroom Delhi), also becomes one of the first in its category to meet BS-IV norms as well as the AHO (Automatic Head Lights On) feature. The CB Unicorn 160R was HMSi's first BS IV-compliant product.
The 2017 CB Unicorn 160 gets a new longer visor and a new ‘Matte Marvel Blue’ colour. The existing ‘Imperial Red Metallic’ and ‘Pearl Igneous Black’ colours get new graphics as standard fitment.
The Honda Eco Technology-enabled Unicorn 160 is powered by a 162.71 cc air-cooled, single-cylinder engine which develops 13.82bhp at 8000rpm and peak torque of 13.92 Nm at 6000rpm.
“The 150-160cc segment is one of the most dynamic and competitive segment. The CB Unicorn 160 with its sleek design, impeccable looks and great fuel efficiency has been a successful urban commuter from Honda’s stable. The all-new 2017 CB Unicorn 160 comes with Honda Eco Technology and an advanced BS-IV-compliant engine, new graphics and a longer visor,” said Y S Guleria, senior vice-president, Sales and Marketing, HMSI.
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09 Jan 2017
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