Honda now sells the Navi in the United States. It's a cheap fun entry-level motorcycle that earns more than 100 mpg and starts at around $1,800. ... You can stretch the little Honda to 55 mph, ...

Honda has priced the Navi at Rs 42,824 ex-showroom Mumbai but on-road pricing is Rs 49,500. And that is due to the set of optional accessories that one needs to buy including a number plate, side ...

Honda's newest fledgling comes in the form of a motorcycle-scooter crossover that derives inspiration from the Grom – the larger, 125cc sibling of the Navi. Now, never mind all the swanky sports ...

Custom Eye Candy: A Sci-Fi-Inspired Honda Navi. Inspired by Blade Runner, Tron, and 1988's AKIRA. ... (whether that includes a stretch kit or otherwise is left to be seen – we’ll leave it up to the ...

The Honda Navi has a few really nice features that make it a good choice for a starter bike. The first, and arguably most important of these is the fact that it comes with an automatic transmission.

The Honda Navi is an adorable little two-wheeler with a 109-cc engine, but is it a motorcycle or a scooter? It's not an easy answer. We break it down for you.

The Honda Navi costs just $1,807 and requires no shifting, thanks to a continuously variable transmission. Plus, it weighs just 236 pounds.