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2027 Honda V3R900 E-Compressor Concept: INSTANT TORQUE FROM LOW RPM.
Introducing the 2027 Honda V3R900 E-Compressor Concept…
Honda is also using EICMA as the platform to reveal the planned production version of its revolutionary V3R900 E-Compressor naked machine.
The model displayed shows the final design lines of this unique project, with all the muscularity and distinctive asymmetrical layout of the Prototype shown at EICMA in 2025. Lightweight, compact and purposeful, the final model will feature a titanium fuel tank, exhaust pipes and muffler and the latest evolution of Honda RoadSync, featuring an enhanced human machine interface for more intuitive operation and new AI-assisted functionality. These new connected features are also planned to be progressively introduced to other compatible Honda models.
Following in the lineage of innovations such as the original CB750, the Gold Wing, the RC30, the NR, the Fireblade and the Africa Twin, the V3R900 E-Compressor uses a unique electronically-controlled compressor to deliver instant torque from low rpm range by controlling compression of the intake air irrespective of engine rpm. This allows a 900cc engine to achieve performance comparable to that of a 1200cc engine.
Development is proceeding at speed, with further updates to come regarding mass production timings.
2027 Honda V3R900 E-Compressor Concept Totalmotorcycle.com Key Features
Honda brings major upgrades and new members to flagship Africa Twin and Fireblade families, introduces new ADV125 adventure scooter and unveils planned production model of the V3R 900 E-Compressor at EICMA 2026
- CRF1150L Africa Twin family takes major leap forward with new designs, more power and more technology for both Africa Twin and Africa Twin Adventure Sports
- Adventure Sports version features new radar-assisted Honda SENSING RIDE with unique suite of rider support safety functions
- New Enduro Sports version arrives with unprecedented level of off-road focus
- CBR1000RR-R Fireblade family also evolves with new engine technology, new identity and even sharper handling, driven by strongest-ever collaboration with HRC
- New CBR1000RR-R Fireblade HRC Works Edition joins the line-up with a range of even purer track-focussed technologies
- All-new ADV125 inherits the SUV soul of its ADV350 and X-ADV siblings to bring the style and practicality of Honda’s adventure scooter range to a new category
- V3R 900 E-Compressor, showcasing world-first engine technology, unveiled as planned production model, debuting final design lines and evolution of Honda RoadSync
- First public showing of new CBR500R FOUR mid-range super sports bike that combines Honda’s four-cylinder heritage with a raft of modern technologies
- All-new RN0 electric mountain bike expands electric two-wheel range and offers new touchpoint for Honda brand
Honda has today showcased the additions to its rich and varied two-wheeled line-up for 2027 at the EICMA show in Milan, Italy, headlined by major evolutions – including additional new variants – for both the flagship Africa Twin and Fireblade families, the brand new ADV125 adventure scooter, and planned production model of its ground-breaking V3R 900 E-Compressor.
With further highlights including the upgraded SH350i, plus the public debut of the new CBR500R FOUR, upgraded CBR600RR and CMX500 Rebel now equipped with Honda E-Clutch, the brand is underlining its commitment to meet the needs of all riders with the widest, deepest and most diverse range of models and technology in the motorcycle industry.
Honda Motorcycle Business Product Marks and New Emblem
Honda will unify the product mark for electric motorcycles to “Honda” while continuing to use its traditional Wing mark for internal combustion engine (ICE) motorcycles.
Additionally, the emblem appearing on the body of ICE FUN products will undergo a design change. It will be newly adopted as the “Honda Flagship WING” emblem for flagship models of product brands such as CBR, Gold Wing and Rebel.
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Honda is leveraging the business foundation built over 75 years of internal combustion engine (ICE) development to accelerate the electrification of motorcycles in response to environmental changes. Positioning 2024 as the inaugural year of its global electric motorcycle expansion, Honda is entering the electric motorcycle market in full scale—beginning in Asia and subsequently expanding into other regions around the world. As part of this global initiative, Honda will introduce the dedicated “Honda” mark for its electric domain—currently used on Honda’s electric automobile models—across its electric motorcycle lineup.
This new mark will be featured not only on upcoming global electric models, beginning with the Honda WN7, but also at Honda’s authorized electric motorcycle dealerships and within motorsports activities. Serving as a symbol of Honda’s commitment to electrification, the mark represents the company’s pursuit of new value unique to electric vehicles, distinct from conventional ICE models.
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For ICE FUN models, Honda will introduce a newly designed “Honda Flagship WING” emblem. The previous design featured a silver wing mark on a red background. The new emblem adopts a simplified wing motif rendered in a monochromatic color scheme, achieving harmony with a wide variety of models and body colors while expressing both advancement and affinity. In consideration of the environment, the new emblem also employs sustainable materials*2 in line with modern expectations.
The emblem made its world premiere today on the V3R900 E-Compressor Prototype at EICMA 2025, and will be successively applied from 2026 onward to Honda’s flagship models across product brands.
2027 Honda V3R900 E-Compressor Concept Totalmotorcycle.com Features and Benefits
2027 Honda V3R900 E-Compressor Concept – Totalmotorcycle.com Specifications/Technical Details
US MSRP Price: $ Concept USD
Canada MSRP Price: $ Concept CDN (includes Freight, PDI and Fees)
Europe/UK MSRP Price: £ Concept GBP (On The Road inc 20% Vat)
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