2026-08-01
Honda has unveiled the 2027 model year updates for its premium two-wheeler lineup in the UK, introducing fresh colour options for the X-ADV crossover scooter, Forza 750 maxi-scooter, and NC750X adventure motorcycle. While the visual updates bring a refreshed look to all three models, Honda has left the mechanical package unchanged, retaining the proven 745cc parallel-twin engine and existing transmission options.
The latest updates are aimed at keeping Honda's premium offerings attractive in global markets while continuing the brand's focus on performance, practicality and sustainability.
The Honda X-ADV receives the biggest visual refresh among the three models with four new paint schemes for 2027. Buyers in the UK can now choose from:
These new finishes enhance the X-ADV's rugged adventure styling while giving customers more personalization options.
Honda has also updated the Forza 750 with three new colour choices for the 2027 model year:
The new shades complement the Forza 750's premium maxi-scooter design, offering a more modern and sophisticated appearance.
The Honda NC750X has also received an updated colour palette for 2027. While Honda has confirmed new paint options, the exact colour availability will vary depending on the market.
The update helps keep the adventure tourer fresh without altering its well-established formula.
Apart from the new colours, Honda has made no mechanical changes to any of the three models.
All continue to be powered by Honda's reliable 745cc liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine, delivering a strong balance of performance, refinement and fuel efficiency.
Transmission options remain unchanged:
Honda has chosen to retain the existing powertrain setup, reflecting its confidence in the engine's proven performance and reliability.
As part of its ongoing sustainability strategy, Honda continues to use Durabio, along with recycled and biomass-derived plastics, across all three models.
These environmentally friendly materials help reduce the overall environmental impact without compromising durability or build quality, supporting Honda's long-term carbon neutrality goals.
The latest updates have currently been announced only for the UK market.
Among the three models, only the Honda X-ADV is available in India. The Forza 750 and NC750X have never been officially launched in the Indian market and continue to remain exclusive to select international markets.
