Honda XR300L Price Starts at ₹1.83 Lakh; XR300 Rally Costs ₹2.08 Lakh

Honda has revealed the Bengaluru ex-showroom prices of its upcoming dual-sport motorcycles, the XR300L and XR300 Rally. According to Honda’s official India website, the XR300L is priced at ₹1,83,000, while the more adventure-focused XR300 Rally costs ₹2,08,000. This makes the Rally version ₹25,000 more expensive than the standard XR300L. Prices may vary depending on the model, state and applicable charges at the time of delivery.
Both motorcycles use a 293.5cc air-cooled engine with an oil cooler. Honda has also equipped them with Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC), which is designed to help manage rear-wheel traction. The bikes feature a gas-charged Pro-Link rear suspension, supporting better control and comfort on uneven surfaces.
Braking duties are handled by front and rear disc brakes, supported by switchable two-channel ABS. This feature allows riders to choose the level of ABS intervention according to riding conditions. The XR300 Rally additionally comes with Honda RoadSync, adding connected features for touring-focused riders.

Both motorcycles measure 2,171 mm in length, 782 mm in width and 1,097 mm in height, as listed on Honda’s official product pages. The XR300L is expected to be the lighter and simpler dual-sport option, designed for a mix of road riding and off-road use. The XR300 Rally, on the other hand, is aimed at riders who want stronger touring ability, additional wind protection and a more adventure-oriented design.
Honda describes the XR300L as a lightweight and agile motorcycle suitable for mud, gravel, sand, rocks and everyday city riding. The XR300 Rally, meanwhile, draws inspiration from Honda’s rally heritage and is aimed at riders who want touring comfort, wind protection and rally-inspired styling.
Honda has stated that the detailed configurations and complete specifications will be revealed in the third quarter of financial year 2026–27, with deliveries expected to begin shortly afterwards. Power, torque, fuel capacity, kerb weight and other detailed technical figures have not yet been listed on the official pages. Prices may vary by state, variant and delivery conditions.


