Compact and stylish model draws attention at the largest motorcycle festival in Latin America, but launch in Brazil is still unconfirmed
Honda surprised motorcycle enthusiasts by showcasing the Rebel 300 for the first time in Brazil during the Capital Moto Week 2025, held from July 24 to August 2 in Brasília (DF). The model, which has not yet been released in the country, is displayed at the Japanese brand’s stand alongside other new models such as the NX 500, CB 500 Hornet, XL 750 Transalp, and CB 750 Hornet.
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Despite its highlight at the event, Honda has not yet confirmed whether the Rebel 300 will be sold in Brazil. The bike is a small-displacement cruiser designed for both beginners and experienced riders looking for an affordable and stylish option.
Classic design with modern touches
Also known as the CMX300, the Honda Rebel 300 features a minimalist design with matte black finish and comfortable ergonomics. Its low seat (just 691 mm from the ground) and wide tires emphasize its robust, urban look. Already available in markets such as the United States and Asia, the model is praised for its rideability and style.
Technical specifications – Honda Rebel 300 (2023–2025)
- Engine: 286 cc single-cylinder, DOHC, 4 valves, liquid-cooled
- Power: Approximately 25 hp
- Torque: Around 23.8 Nm
- Transmission: Six-speed with assist and slipper clutch
- Front suspension: 41 mm telescopic fork (≈122 mm travel)
- Rear suspension: Adjustable twin shock absorbers (≈94 mm travel)
- Brakes: 296 mm front disc and 240 mm rear disc, optional ABS
- Tires: 130/90-16 (front) and 150/80-16 (rear)
- Kerb weight: 168 kg
- Fuel tank capacity: 11.4 liters
Capital Moto Week 2025
Considered the largest motorcycle festival in Latin America, Capital Moto Week celebrates biker culture with live music, immersive experiences, and a wide variety of gastronomy. At the Honda Village space, visitors can enjoy on and off-road test rides, explore classic models such as the 1976 CG 125 and the 1988 CB 750, and check out custom bikes created by Honda’s design team.
Also featured are booths from Honda’s Engines and Machinery division, Pro Honda, and Honda Financial Services, offering customer support and various services to attendees.
The presence of the Rebel 300 at the event reignites Brazilian fans’ hopes for a possible expansion of the cruiser lineup in the country. Now we wait to see whether the brand will officially launch the model at local dealerships.
Source and images: Honda Brasil | Honda Motorcycle USA. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
