Honda Rebel 300 Deliveries Start In India – First Batch Reaches Owners

Honda Rebel 300 deliveries have begun in India, with buyers from the first batch now taking home their motorcycles. New photos show a silver Rebel 300 at a customer handover, with the owner posing alongside the cruiser with a ceremonial Honda key. The handovers come days after the first units started reaching BigWing showrooms and Honda revealed the official India specifications.

Honda launched the Rebel 300 in August 2026 at Rs 2.22 lakh for the Standard variant and Rs 2.62 lakh for the E-Clutch version, both ex-showroom. The first customer deliveries mark the next step in the rollout for buyers who have been waiting since bookings opened.

First Batch Deliveries Underway

As we reported earlier this month, Honda BigWing in Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi, received two Rebel 300 units on November 4, reportedly both in E-Clutch specification. Dealers had already started sharing estimated delivery windows with buyers, with some expecting handovers in early November and others receiving later estimates. With deliveries now underway, individual handover dates will depend on dealership allocations.

The silver Rebel 300 which was delivered to Redditor Ajendra9111 features a black frame, alloy wheels and exhaust, along with a scooped rider seat and a separate pillion pad. It is powered by a 286.01 cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine producing 27.6 PS at 8,000 rpm and 24.5 Nm at 6,250 rpm. Both variants use a six-speed gearbox.

The E-Clutch variant costs Rs 40,000 more and lets riders pull away, stop and change gears without operating the clutch lever. Riders still select gears with the foot shifter and can use the clutch lever conventionally.

The Standard version weighs 173 kg, while the E-Clutch weighs 176 kg. Both get a 690 mm seat height and an 11.2-litre fuel tank. Equipment includes a TFT display with Bluetooth and turn-by-turn navigation, a Type-C charging port and dual-channel ABS.

Buyers Still Await ADV160, CB500, XR300 And QC3 Deliveries

With Rebel 300 handovers underway, buyers are still waiting for delivery updates on four other new Honda models: the ADV160, CB500, XR300 and QC3 electric scooter. All four made their India debut in July this year along with the Rebel 300.

Official delivery timelines for those four models are still awaited. For buyers who have already booked, the next milestone is a dealership allocation and a handover date, the same steps Rebel 300 customers began hearing about in late October before the first motorcycles reached showrooms.