Honda motorcycles and scooters of 2025, 48 new models

What's changing in 2025

honda is going to hurt the competition in 2025. The new 1000 Hornet is a powerful, reasonably priced streetfighter, well equipped in its SP version and advertised at a crazy price. A big roadster for the price of a mid-size.
The 750 Hornet, 750 Transalp, MSX 125 Grom, CRF 300 L, NT 1100, Africa Twin, X-ADV, Forza, CMX 1100, and NC 750 X all receive updates. The NT 1100 now offers a version with pilot-controlled suspension. The CMX 1100 gets a Special Edition.
Honda also presented a new, extremely promising V3 engine with electric compressor. However, nothing has been said about its release date or which motorcycles it will equip.

As of April 1, 2025 (no joke), the warranty on Honda motorcycles has increased from 5 years to 6 years—except for motocross and enduro models. The warranty consists of 2 years from the manufacturer and 4 years from Honda Motor Europe.

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Recalled models from 2025

There have been 8 recalls for 2025 models :

CMX 500 Rebel CL 500: The steering lock screw may not have been tightened correctly. If it loosens while the motorcycle is moving, it could interfere with the steering and cause loss of control, increasing the risk of a fall. The detached part may also endanger other road users.
CB 1000 Hornet CB 1000 Hornet SP: The fuel hose connected to the fuel tank unexpectedly comes off during riding, resulting in fuel leakage. Leaked fuel may adhere to the rear wheel, increasing the risk of an accident and fire.
CBR 600 RR: The motorcycle has defective parts. Consequently, the oil consumption rate can deteriorate rapidly. Continuing to drive without noticing that the oil level has dropped could result in a reduction in oil pressure, which could lead to seizure of the connecting rod bearing, breakage of the connecting rod, or locking of the rear wheel. These defects could cause an accident. Furthermore, oil spilling onto a hot silencer could cause a vehicle fire.
CB 1000 Hornet CB 1000 Hornet SP: Due to a defect in the manufacturing, the indicator of the oil level is not functioning correctly. This could result in a reduction in oil pressure, which could lead to seizure of the connecting rod bearing, breakage of the connecting rod, or locking of the rear wheel. This could cause an accident. The oil spilling onto a hot silencer could cause a fire.
CB 1000 Hornet CB 1000 Hornet SP: The gear shift pedal pivot bolt falls out while riding, causing the pedal to sag, making it impossible to change gears and causing the rider to lose control of the motorcycle.
CMX 1100 Rebel DCT: At high altitude, if the throttle remains closed, the system fails to update atmospheric pressure, causing incorrect fuel adjustment and false misfire detection. This triggers a fail-safe action that shuts down one cylinder, reducing engine output, which can cause the engine to stall and potentially result in an accident.
CB 125 F: Over time the wires of the headlight may break. The headlight may start flashing and turn off. Not functioning headlights can lead to accidents and injuries.
CRF 1100 L Africa Twin NT 1100 DCT Electronic Suspension CB 1000 Hornet CB 1000 Hornet SP CMX 1100 Rebel DCT CMX 1100 Touring DCT CB 750 Hornet XL 750 Transalp: Due to a defective sealing bolt, oil can splash onto the rear tire while riding, causing the rider to lose control and fall.