Honda has updated its flagship adventure tourer, the Africa Twin, for the global market. The 2025 model adds new colour options to the ES and Adventure Sports variants while maintaining the same mechanical setup, which includes a 1,048cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine (100.05bhp/112Nm). This unit can be equipped with either a 6-speed manual or a DCT unit. Globally, the bike is offered in three versions: Standard, ES, and Adventure Sports. While these variants have the same engine, their chassis specifications are different. The base model features a standard Showa suspension, while the ES model has an electronically adjustable one. The Adventure Sports version sports a road-biased 19-inch front wheel, whereas the Standard and ES models have a 21-inch front wheel.
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For the 2025 model year, the bike gets updated graphics and new colours. Speaking of which, the ES model now comes in stunning Pearl Glare White and Pearl Hawkeye Blue Metallic Tricolour paint options. The Grand Prix Red and Ballistic Black Metallic colours that are also available for the standard model are still offered. The Adventure Sports model, on the other hand, is available in a new Matt Iridium Grey Metallic colour option alongside the previous Pearl Glare White colour.
While there is no official confirmation from Honda, the upgraded version of the Africa Twin could go on sale in our market soon at a higher price than the current version, which costs Rs 16 lakh and Rs 17.55 lakh for the manual and DCT models, respectively. In a recent development, the company globally introduced the brand-new Adventure Roads edition of the Africa Twin. Let's look at some of its features.
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Honda Africa Twin Adventure Roads Special Edition: Key Highlights
In early July, Honda BigWing launched the Africa Twin's Adventure Roads version for the global market. The exclusive edition commemorates the global group ride organised by the brand. It comes with an eye-catching tricolour paint scheme in addition to an array of safety features including fog lights, crash and engine bars, radiator guards, and fog lights. The vehicle is further distinguished by new wheel stripes and a unique logo on the tank. In terms of mechanicals, the bike is still the same.
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