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Honda announces Adventure and Chrome variants of Navi in India

While a bunch of variants were announced when the product was showcased at the 2016 Auto Expo, Honda is finally bringing in the Adventure variant at Rs 48,173 while the Chrome variant will be slightly cheaper at Rs 44,713.

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Tech2 News Staff|Jan 03, 2017, 12:00:06 IST

Honda launched its quirky little bike Navi last year and thanks to attractive pricing, it has received a good response from consumers. Expanding the line, the company is expected to announce two new variants of the two-wheeler for the Indian market.While a bunch of variants were announced when the product was showcased at the 2016 Auto Expo, the company is finally bringing in the Adventure variant at Rs 48,173 while the Chrome variant will be slightly cheaper at Rs 44,713. Considering the base price of the Navi is Rs 39,500, the new variants are fairly affordable.While the engine and the overall chassis remaining the same, the Adventure version is basically an add-on kit which costs an extra Rs 8,525. For this you get accessories including knuckle guards, RR grip, an underguard, adventure stripes and visor, headlight protector, seat cover, a rear grab rail and a luggage box.[caption id="attachment_355856" align="aligncenter" width="640"]honda-navi-chrome-black Honda Navi Chrome[/caption]As for the Chrome variant, the extra Rs 5,065 get you a headlight protector, side lower guards, rear grip, underguard in chrome, headlight cover and a luggage box.In case you are interested in the new Navi Adventure or the Navi Chrome, you can book one for a token amount of Rs 1,000. It can also be booked on the Honda Navi Android app.

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First Published:Jan 03, 2017, 12:00:06 IST
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