2025 Honda SP 125 and SP 160 get TFT screen and other features
- Honda SP 125 and SP 160 are commuter motorcycles for customers who are looking for a motorcycle for daily commutes with modern design language.


Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India has added a TFT instrument cluster to the SP 125 and the SP 160. Apart from this, there are a few cosmetic changes as well. The price of the SP 125 starts at ₹92,678, whereas the SP 160 starts at ₹1,22,478. Both prices are ex-showroom.
Both motorcycles now come with a new TFT meter that supports Bluetooth connectivity. When connected to the Honda RoadSync application, it can show turn-by-turn navigation on the screen. The TFT cluster also shows real-time fuel economy, range and average fuel efficiency along with other basic information such as speedometer, fuel guage, odometer and trip meter. There is also a gear position indicator on offer.
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The motorcycles are equipped with a idle start/stop feature that helps in increasing fuel efficiency. It automatically switches off the engine during brief stops. There is also a silent starter that removes the jolt while starting the engine. Apart from this, the manufacturer has updated the graphic design on the SP 125 where as the SP 160 gets a new LED headlamp.
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The 2025 Honda CB650R and CBR650R feature the brand’s E-Clutch technology, enabling riders to change gears without the need to engage the clutch lever.
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