The Honda CD 100, once India’s most loved commuter bike, is back in a brand-new avatar. The 2025 launch brings 90KM/L mileage, 110 km/h top speed, and an affordable price tag, making it a dream option for budget-conscious riders.
With its reliable performance and Honda’s trusted build quality, the CD 100 is ready to win hearts once again in the Indian commuter segment.
Design & Build: Classic Simplicity With Modern Touch
The new CD 100 maintains its iconic commuter styling—sleek body panels, round headlamp, and simple design—while adding modern updates like LED lighting, alloy wheels, and digital-analog meter.
Its lightweight build and upright seating posture make it extremely comfortable and practical for city commutes and rural roads alike.
Engine & Mileage: Efficient and Reliable
The Honda CD 100 2025 is powered by a refined 100cc single-cylinder engine, offering smooth power delivery and long-lasting performance.
The biggest highlight is its impressive 90KM/L mileage, which makes it one of the most fuel-efficient bikes in India. With a top speed of 110 km/h, it ensures daily practicality while adding a touch of thrill for riders.
Features & Technology: Smart for Daily Use
Despite being a budget bike, the new CD 100 includes useful features such as electric start, side-stand engine cut-off, tubeless tires, and USB charging port.
These additions make it a modern commuter with essential tech, perfectly suited for today’s generation of riders.
Safety: Built for Everyday Roads
Honda has equipped the CD 100 with front disc brake (in higher variants), rear drum brake, and CBS (Combined Braking System) for reliable stopping power.
Its strong chassis and suspension setup ensure stability and comfort even on rough Indian roads, making it a dependable ride for daily use.
Price & Variants: Affordable Commuter King
The Honda CD 100 2025 is expected to be priced around ₹65,000–₹75,000 (ex-showroom), making it one of the most budget-friendly bikes in the commuter category.
It will be offered in multiple variants and color options, catering to riders across urban and rural markets.
