Air-cooled off-road model first revealed in Brazil Honda is preparing to introduce a new air-cooled CRF300F model for 2026.

Head to head: Honda CRF300L vs 300 Rally. ... The CRF250L Rally joins the model range. A beefed-up CRF250L the Rally has a bigger fuel tank, longer travel suspension, ...

Last fall, Honda announced that starting in 2024 it will produce(2) an all-new hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) based on the recently launched, all-new Honda CR-V at its Performance ...

Based on our real-world tests, here’s a look at the fuel efficiency figures of the petrol-automatic version of the Honda Amaze. Published On Mar 24, 2025 01:48:00 PM 38,638 Views ...

Versatile, reliable, approachable and fun, the CRF300L range from Honda is righty popular with a wide range of riders looking for an all-purpose motorcycle. One of the most popular dual-sport ...

2023 Honda CRF300L Rally Take your off-road adventures to the next level with the 2023 Honda CRF300L Rally. ... windscreen, and larger fuel tank enhance comfort on extended journeys. With Honda’s ...

A heavily corroded Honda CG125 gas tank undergoes a complete restoration after decades of rust buildup. Layers of oxidation are carefully removed, revealing the metal beneath. The surface is ...

A prototype of Honda Motor Co. fuel cell module on display at H2 & FC Expo in Tokyo, Japan, on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2024. Smart Energy Week exhibition will continue through March 1.

Honda's targeting 100% battery electric and fuel-cell sales by 2040; Honda will continue to refine and development its 2-motor hybrid system, currently used in popular models like the Accord, ...

Honda is recalling nearly 206,000 Passport and Pilot vehicles that could potentially experience a fuel leak. The vehicles belong to the 2023-2024 model years for Passport and 2023-2025 for Pilot.

A problem with how the fuel pipe was assembled has led Honda to recall an estimated 206,000 SUVs because of the increased risk of fire associated with the issue.

Emirati defense group Edge will build removable auxiliary fuel tanks for Airbus’ C295 in the first major work package for Airbus’ defense products in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).