After much anticipation and speculation, Honda finally launched the CB 1000 Hornet in Brazil. The high-performance naked was one of the novelties that the Japanese brought to the Interlagos Festival 2026.
It will come in two versions and will start sales in August. The CB 1000 Hornet starts at R$ 68.800, while the SP version costs R$ 79.750. These are the launch values.
The new Honda CB 1000 Hornet features an engine derived from the one used by the CBR 1000RR Fireblade. In the naked it produces 147 hp and 10,3 kgfm. The SP version adds to this set the Öhlins suspension, Brembo brakes and quick-shift gearbox.
The Twister now has inverted front suspension Photo: Eduardo Rodrigues | AutoPapoBiz Kuromi seeks to attract the Generation Z audience Photo: Eduardo Rodrigues | AutoPapo
For those who don’t have so much buy-in, the 2027 line of the Honda CB 300F Twister was also launched. The model has gained some updates to face the new competitors that have hit the market.
Now the Twister has inverted Showa front suspension and received the help of HSTC and HISS. The ABS model is priced at R$ 26.680, while the S costs R$ 27.680.
Honda also launched the Biz 125 EX Kuromi at the Interlagos Festival. This edition is the result of the partnership between the Japanese brand and Sanrio, which is also present on the motorcycles that participate in the Sertões Rally and Moto GP.
This special edition of Biz seeks to attract the audience of generation Z. It features purple fairing and stickers with the character Kuromi. The price is R$ 17.990.
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