The two variants of the SP160 have improved pricing by Rs 3,000–Rs 5,000. Another Honda commuter update, another day closer to 2025. The SP160 has lately acquired improvements including a new 4.2-inch TFT display, a USB-C charging connector, and OBD2B compliance, same with the Activa 125 and SP125. This means, depending on the edition, costs have risen from Rs 3,000 to Rs 5,000.
Two variations and four colours. Though the Honda SP160 is larger than the SP125, its ideas are practically identical to those of the renowned Unicorn. Applying moving forward next year, this update brings the SP160 in accordance with the most current OBD2B emission criteria. Among its class of commuters, Honda is the only one to fit the SP160 with a 4.2-inch TFT display with Bluetooth connection.
Moreover, quite important is the USB-C charging port. Apart from these changes, the SP160 stays the same since the 162.71 cc single-cylinder engine produces 13.2 hp and 14.8 Nm of torque. These numbers really differ from the 13.5 horsepower and 14.58 Newton-metres generated in the previous SP160.
Available in four colours, the revised Honda SP160 costs Rs 1,21,51 (single disc) and Rs 1,27,956 (double disc), a rise of Rs 3,000 for the former and Rs 4,605 for the latter.
