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Honda has added new colors to the E-Clutch versions of the CBR650R and CB650R in Malaysia. Pricing remains unchanged from 2025 at RM49,999 and RM47,999 respectively, excluding road tax, insurance, and registration fees, with both models covered by a 2-year/20,000km warranty.
Same price, just new colors — a solid, low-key update, but what really gets me is the E-Clutch. It automates clutch operation while still letting you work it manually if you want, a two-track setup. Having this mechanism sit on top of an already well-sorted middleweight inline-four is what makes it click. Keeping this price steady in Malaysia is quietly impressive too.
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So road tax, insurance, and registration being separate means the real cost ends up higher?
I love this class enough that I check in every single time a new color drops.
Can't tell from the article alone whether the warranty terms stayed the same or changed.
Malaysia feels like a region that gets E-Clutch-equipped models pretty early.
A 2-year/20,000km warranty is a big source of peace of mind.
So the RM2,000 gap between RM49,999 and RM47,999 comes down to whether it has the fairing or not.
Curious what this price bracket actually converts to in yen.
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